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A PERSONS WHO LOVE BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL AND TAKE JOY IN WATCHING ITS PROGRESS FROM YEAR TO YEAR WILL FIND MUCH PLEASURE IN LEAFING THRU THIS BOOK FOREWORD CONTENTS O THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENTS FACULTY O THE STUDENTS GRADUATING CLASS JUNIORS CLASS OF 1958 FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1960 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OF 1961 SEVENTH GRADE-CLASS OF 1962 I THE ORGANIZATIONS O ATHLETICS SOPHOMORES-CLASS OF 1959 ADMINISTRATION MR ROBERT VV DAVIS B S, M Ed Supervusmg Principal Bedford Jonm' School DISTFICT Committee Chairmen Board of Eclucahon MR PAUL J KIEL MR wrvu H DUNKLE Mp LA NCE PYLE 6 ADMINISTRATICN MR LUTHER HITE President Bedford Jolnt Board of Education Committee Chairmen Board of Educatlon 1 i-9 MR D C REILEY MR BURTON L LAMENS O O ' -ff . t Q I, A -, K .,,,, ,, f, X 'Y' y in, sty K Chair. Firunrtcc Comm. Chun: Tc' h - Comm. Tgl Attendance Director MR. DAVID G. BEHRERS Mr. David G. Behrers came to Bedford High School in the fall of i928 as Principal of the Ele- mentary School. The following year, the first junior high school was formed and Mr. Behrers became its first Principal. The school was housed on the second floor of our present South Elementary Building. In i932 a new wing was added to the high school and the junior high school moved into it. Mr. Behrers continued as Principal until the spring of i938 when the position of principal in both the junior and senior high schools was abolished. Mr. Behrers then became Attendance Director for both high schools and has held the position to the present time. Of course, all through these years, Mr. Behrers has expertly taught mathematics to seventh and eighth grade students. MR. A. V. TOWNSEND B. S., M. S. High School Principal Mr. Arthur V. Townsend earned his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from what is now Pennsylvania State University. He first come to B. H. S. in the fall of l93l as an instructor of Vocational Agricul- ture. ln the spring of 1938 he became Area Supervisor of Vocational Agri- culture for Bedford and Blair Coun- ties. He continued in this position until the fall of l945 when he returned to our high school and resumed his teach- ing position. ln the fall of i948 he was elected Principal of Bedford High School, the first to fill the position since l938. Mr. Townsend is married and has one son, David, who is now in the United States Navy, and twin daughters, Jane and Ann, aged lo, who are in the sophomore class of B. H. S. SCHOOL NURSE MISS MARY MORSE, R. N., came to BHS. in the fall of l935 and since that time she has been performing the duties of a school nurse in a highly efficient manner. She re- ceived her training in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, Maryland, and Childrens' Hos- pital, Washington, D. C, and has taken graduate work at Penn State. She is a mem- ber of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society. fra! - 'i,,,' MRS. SHELDA WHYSONG YANTZ Secretary to Mr. Davis V, 5' 'x y ,.. S-gy ' 'R'-fjf'3iR MRS. DOROTHY NAVE IMGRUND Secretary to Mr. Townsend GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MISS ALLENE KNISELEY is Guidance Counselor, She has a B. S. degree from indiana Teachers' College and a Mas- ter of Education degree from the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. She came to B, H. S. in the fall of l949. E. A. HAGA has been teaching English in R. H. S. since the fall of 1930. He holds the :Iegrees ot' Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts from the University of Pittsburgh. lie is a member of Phi Kappa Tau. national social fraternityg of Kappa Phi Kappa. na- tional education fraternityg of Delta Sigma Rho, national forensic fraternity. He super- vises the publishing of the yearbook. The Echo. MISS KATHERINE LITZINGER has been teaching French and history in B. H. S. since the fall ot' 19263 she has a Bachelor ol' Arts degree from Columbia University. MARVIN BOLLMAN is a native of Bedford: he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree front Penn State in 1956 and came to us in the tall of the same year: he teaches English. MRS. LAURA BULLINGTON received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Juniata in lflilfig eaine to B. H. S. in the fall of lflziti where she teaches English: before eoniine here she taught in Everettg her home is in Blanns Choice. LANGUAGE MRS. ANNA LOUISE SMOKE is a native ot' Ever- ett: she received her Bache- lor ot' Arts degree from Junia- ta College and taught in Everett before coming to B. H. S.: she came to Bed- ford in 15155 and returned to us in 1956 after a leave of abseneei she teaches eighth grade English. LOUISE C. SMOKE lv X-me ,5 ,war Qi ,l '-s...,, ,. 'Nw me- ' E. A. HAGA KATHERINE LITZINGER MARVIN BOLLMAN LAURA BULLINGTON ROBERT A BOWSER MARTIN D GA-1-E5 JOHN WALTMAN FRED N RADLE teaches Civics and Journalism and IS Director of the Student Council He holds two degrees from Bucknell University -A. B. earned in 1949 and M. A. earned in 1950. He holds member- ship in Tau Kappa Epsilon and Kappa Phi Fraternities. He came to B. H. S. in the fall of 1949. NED O. WHETSTONE teaches Problems of Democracy and other Social Studies. He holds a Bache- lor of Arts degree from Gettys- burg Collegeg he came to B. H. S. in the fall of 1942. Qi Q---if MRS JOHN PHILLIPS ROBERT A BOWSER teaches social studies came to B H S in 1956 from Chestnut Ridge received his Bachelor of Science de gree from Lock Haven State Teachers Col lege lfl 1953 MARTIN GATES earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Shlppensburg in 1947 came to B H S in the fall of 1956 where he teaches social studies and math JOHN WALTMAN received his Bachelor of Science degree from Slippery Rock State Teachers College in 1955 and came to B H S 1n 1956 he instructs seventh grade classes ln geography history and English his home town is Hyndman Pa MRS BEULAH PHILLIPS earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Delaware in 1922 she came to B H S in the fall of 1956 to teach English history and geography before coming to Bedford she taught in Wilmington Delaware she has also done graduate work at Cornell University and at the University of Penn Sylvania SOCIAL STUDIES FRED N. RADLE NED O. WHETSTONE ...14... 1 if . 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I11 1.312 to . ... 121 ' ' 1 '1 1 111-1111125 111 Kappa 1311112117111 l11r111f111- hc- 1'ccc1vcf1 his Bachelor of A1 s 1'Q1111111cci to us 111 the fz111 of 1956: z11'y sch 11511111 111111 Ph' S 1111111 1h1 fiL1,21'11c f11r J111 1:1111 011131. 11.s sh- ' 1 1 5 ' f1':h. 111111111z111y S 12 S11 -s1. 111s h 1 is 111 1: z ' 51 cix' z 1 ' ' '51 'vt . J '.l:1. ' '. 2. 4, 'whjf , N l f i,gzf:g1 if 'O 3 M, u wg- '- I , C, , . . . i fl f Fw Y . A 'TSW if JOHN HEACOCK DONALD E. KOONTZ 1 BENJAMIN F. BAKER BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BAKER teaches mathematics: he received his B. S. degree from Shippcnsburg Teachers' College and his M. Ed. degree from the University of Pittsburghg the has also taken courses from Juniata College and Penn Staley He has been with B. H. S. since the fall of 1942. MATH JOHN HEACOCK earned his B. S. degree from Lock Haven Teachers' College in 1952. Alter U. S. Army service and one year teaching. he came to B. H. S. in the fall of 1955 where he teaches advanced mathematics and assists in coaching the wrestling teams. DONALD KOONTZ came to B. H. S, in the fall of 1956: he instructs math classes: in 1954 he received his Bachelor of Science degree from Juniatag before coming here. he taught at Susquenita Joint Schools. A good foundation in math from the tirst tunda mentals to the advanced branches is very essential to every student in B H S -s . a ' 1 ' J 1 5 4 x . . I i a 2 1, , 5, li ti 'Q 2 ii : 55 '1 of ii uf, MUSIC FOREST WALTER HUNSICKER has but-ii tc-achinlu instrumvmal music and dirvctiii: thc B. H. S. band smcc 1937 1-xccipt for about two and a half years ixhvii Iii- was m thc' U. armvd forces, IIO has his B. and M. Ed. ricerca-s from what is mm' PL-rmsylvama Statc Ifriix'c1'- sity. H4 is a mcmbvi' of Kappa Gamma Psa. ami Kappa Phi Kappa. national vd- iicaliiiii iI'2IIC1'IIlIy. WILLIAM MITCHELL 1-ariicci his Bach- c-Ioi' of Scioiicc cicgrvc irom Pcmi State m 1593-I. Ili- camc tri our school juinturo till the fail ol' 1956 as instructoi' in vocal iii 19.21. but ciici not comm- to B. H. S. IUUSIC. His homo town is I.arisfoi'ci. Pa. --aw 'H-rv, KER F14 Even the wealthiest child is poor without a musical education. 7.9 -.-E. ART VERNON WOHNHAS VERNON WOHNHAS teaches art to our senior high school students. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Carnegie Institute of Tech- nology and a Master of Education degree from the University of Pittsburgh, He came to B. H. S. in the fall of 1951. MRS. ANN ANDREWS MRS. ANN ANDREWS received her Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana State Teachers' Col- lege: she came to us in the fall of 1956. Here she supervises the teaching of art in the elementary schools of our Jointure. and spends part of her time teaching art to junior high school students in B.H.S. Before coming here. she taught at Dale Public Schools near Johnstown, and Replogle High School. Her home town is Johns- town, Pa. ii E 3' The art course offered in B.H,S, is designed with the idea of making it pcssible for students to express their individual personalities through their work. This, the students may do in several media-pencil, crayons, water colors, ink and pastels. It is remarkable to note that even beginning students in this department can and do achieve a high measure ot success in aesthetic expression. Mr. Vernon Wohnhas and Mrs. Ann Andrews are the instructors. Some students during the present year have made remarkable progress in working with linoleum blocks. The art department is equipped with all the paro- phernalia necessary for work in the field of ceramics and next year students will have the opportunity to study this branch of art. LIBRARY The Library of Bedford l-ligh School is the largest and one of the most plea- sant rooms in our school for quiet study- ing and recreational reading. This year, being twice as large as it was last year, it enables more students to make use ot its facilities. Not only does the library have good facilities for research and reference work, but it contains a varied collection of books, periodicals, and newspapers tor reading enjoyment. Although Miss Sexton is librarian, she admits that she could not get along without her library assistants. The duties of the assistants are typing cards and pockets for in books, taking atten- dance, shelving books, and checking in mail. These assistants are senior high girls chosen from the Junior High Library Club where they have learned, in pre- vious years, the duties of a library as- sistant. A few ofthe assistants who are artistically inclined are given charge of the bulletin boards. sk. l .g. HARRIET J. SEXTON MISS HARRIET JACQUELYN SEXTON earned her B. S. in Li- brary Science from Milicrsvillc State Teachers' College in 1933: she is our high school 1ib1'a1'izm and came to us in the fall of 1955. g fi Good equipment tends to make for good instruction. SCIENCE L. E. CROFT teaches classes in chem- istry, physics. and is Director of Visual Education. He holds a B. S. degree from Susquehanna University where he was a member of Phi Lambda Theta fraternity. He came to B, H. S. in the fall of 1927. 'Qc Aiwa 'Yflf' 45. LESTER E. CROFT FRANCIS B. KOONTZ FRANCIS B. KOONTZ teaches biology to boys and girls in B. H. S. where he came in the fall of 1931 after he had earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Gettysburg College. He has his Master of Education degree from what is now Pennsylvania State University. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. He is head wrestling coach in our school. Authentic Specimens will Odd greatly to the interest of students toking science courses. HAROLD G. WILKINSON HAROLD G. WILKINSON has a B. degree from California Teachers College and a Master of Education degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Ile is our head football coach and came tn B. H. S. in the fall of 1950. He teaches Science and Economic Geography. .si -Mix . 'QW . I ' 13. f 'PT i ':-- . E f 1 1 ,f f LQ, f , JOHN L. PHILLIPS Patience and the ability to I5 ew'-Q.. .'H .J- Y Lab experiments are always interesting. -1- 531' 'gf - 1 ,Z 4 if . gg 7 4' .jfwi .,., .. .I Z . f , .,.. I .5 '7 . 2 iII JOSEPH ARMSTRONG 1 SCIENCE JOHN L. PHILLIPS, B. S. in Agricul- tural Education from what is now Penn- sylvania State University: came to B. H. S. in January 1937, but was away on military leave from Feb. 19-I2 to June 1954. He is a member of Scabbard and Blade and Delta Sigma Phi fraternities. He is new teaching in the science dc- partment of B. H. S. JOSEPH ARMSTRONG received his Bachelor of Science degree from Penn State in 1920. He came to B. H. S. in 1946 and returned in the tall of 1956 to teach chemistry and science: he resides in Bedford. carefully observe are requisites for accurate experimentation. Z? if .1 V-Y F1 J COMMERICAL l JOSEPH LITZINGER JOSEPH LITZINGER received his Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana State Teachers College in 1956 and came to us in the fall of the same year. Here he teaches office practice, typing, Junior Bus- iness training, and Sales and Ad- vertising. His home town is Johnstown, Pa. These students are master- ing the fundamentals involved in operation of a typewriter. The first task is to master the keyboard so one may type without having to look at the machine. After the keyboard is mastered, the next problem is to gain speed while main- taining accuracy. Other fac- tors must also be mastered such as eveness of touch, rhythm, and neatness. Good typists, such as B. H. S. turns out, are always in demand. at-E MARJORIE ANTHONY MISS MARJORIE ANTHONY carned her Bachelor of Science de- gree from the University of Pitts- burgh in 1950. Before coming here. she taught at Mifflinburg, Pa. She teaches commercial subjects. W-fn if , . lg , 4 A Q . v g x jk? .1 .i ' hd f' 'f ' I --.. 11? , .,.,, at f tt i Z LEONARD E. MOTTO LEONARD E. MOTTO was award- ed a Bachelor of Science degree by Indiana Teachers College in Jan- uary 19533 he came to B. H. S. in the fall of 1953: teaches bookkeep- ing, business law, salesmanship. and other commercial subjectsg be- longs to Delta Sigmu Nu lsociall. and Gamma Rho Tau. and Pi Sigma Pi thonorary national frate1'nities.l CCMMERICAL N... -Rn' gkwg The Commercial Department in our High School is all new-ranging from the rooms, machines and typewriters to the instructors. Miss Anthony, Mr. Litzinger and Mr. Motto strive to teach everyone in the department the newest and fastest methods of modern The importance of orderliness in secretaries. The Commercial course of Bedford High is devoted to making successful business peo- ple. You begin typing in the middle of your Sophomore year. By the time you are a Junior, you have mastered the keys by knowing the finger placements, In your Junior year you also have shorthand, bookkeeping and office everything is constantly impressed upon all students in our Commercial Department. Here we see two students attempting to build up skill in filing. This is a skill which requires much practice if one is really to become proficient, There are few things that exasperate a business man more than having his secretary unable to find quickly a paper she has filed. The instructors in the commercial depart- ment make certain that each student is well qualified before placing their stamp of approval on him or her. 1231 practice which teaches you the use of ma- Chines. The Junior year of shorthand is spent learning to read and write the correct symbols. Emphasis is especially placed on the way you write the symbols on the paper. The Junior year of typing is learning how to place business letters correctly on a page, Speed tests are also useful in building up your typing speed and illiminating errors. ln your Senior year you learn to master typing and shorthand as well as you can. But there is always room for improvement. S MQ? '37 fl f JOANNE CRIQER , 'L-4 eff iff 1 . ' lm r .g MISS JOANNE CRIDER is a nitive of Altoonag she received her Bach- elor of Science degree lrom Indiana State Teachers' College in 1956 and came to us in the fall of the same yearg she instructs seventh. eighth. and ninth grade girls in Home Economies. Here C1 student receives instruction on the proper use of on electric range. HOMEMAKING One of the important courses in the High School is the Vocational Home Economics Department, It teaches girls who wish to become wives in the future how to sew, cook, decorate a home and many other things. One of the most vital instructions is how to handle a budget. Everyone knows how hard it is to maintain a good household with the expenses of today. But where there is a will, there is a way and you certainly learn the way . Here the girls are taught the parts of electrical devices in the home. Everyone knows a lot of a woman's time is spent at a stove preparing the nourishing meals. The furniture in the department is just like at home. Here a few girls are taking it easy. ANNA JANE SIMPSON MRS. ANNA JANE SIMPSON earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana State Teachers' College in 1954g she has taught in Southmont and Confluenceg she came to B. H. S. in 1956 where she teaches .Home Economics and Rela- tive Arts. JUNE MCWHORTER MISS JUNE McWHORTER in- structs in Vocational Home Economics. She came to B. H. S. in the fall of 1952. She has a Bach- elor of Science degree from the University of Illinois. HOMEMAKING ln this picture the girls are pinning a pattern on material. Then they will cut the pattern out. They are in the process of making a garment for them- selves. Learning to sew often saves much money for the homemakers. Another advantage is to have different clothes from other people. If you sew for yourself, you also know that no one else will have the same kind of outfit. The girls are taught to make dresses, skirts, blouses, robes, and many other articles. In the picture shown here the girls are pinning material on a screen. They learn to cover many things over to make it practically new. Such things as pillows can also be covered if they get soiled or become worn or if a change is desired. HOMEMAKING il J 5 s During Christmas the girls learned to make decorations for a centerpiece and also clever ways to wrap Christmas presents. They were both inexpensive and beautiful to look at. Shown here is a sample of some of the center- pieces. They learn to make a house beau- tiful and glamorous not only during Christmas but all year around. We see a few girls at sewing machines After cutting the patterns, it is time to sew Soon the piece of clothing will be finished. '71 Here we see the F. F. A. Chapter holding an important business meeting. AGRICULTURE EDWARD J. BROWN received his B. S. de- gree from Penn Stzite in '53 and came direct- ly to B. H. S. where he teaches Vocational Agriculture. While at Penn. State he was ai member et' Alpha Tau Alpha KAZL1. Ed. J. gitg, . . E7 Vocational Agriculture students receive instruction in milk testing. Hon.I, the Newman Club, and the Collegiate Chapter oi' F. F. A. His home is at Lloydell. Pu. Q 1... EDWARD J. BROWN i x 1 , . W MXN S :W gi, ,,, fm W I fx W 9.1 A A255 , was J' m wi - , , Y f 5 1 rf, 1' ff' M af. +2 5 , rf' f- Y ' Y ,em z ,Ama AV 1, , W' ra 71 , T 'L At, gwlu Q' 54 .qw A21 M 1 Y. , 7' ,f x f Today Bedford High School has one of the most modern physical education programs in Pennsyl- vania. We should be very proud of our facilities and take the best care of our equipment possible. Bedford High School also has some very fine instructorsg they try to give the students training in ac- tivities, not only enjoyable to the students, but helpful to them. A few of the vast number of things that our physical education program teaches us to do are: the proper way to fall, safety comes PHYSICAL EDUCATICN JOAN BAKER ARTHUR GRIMM -30- first even at play, and self pro- tection. Our physical education pro- gram also offers us fine show- ers and large lockers with ade- quate space for our clothing storage without wrinkling. Remember that our physical education facilities are new. Let's keep them that way for future students of Bedford High School. ARTHUR GRIMM earned his B. S. degree from Lock Haven Teachers College in 1955 and came to B. H. S. the same fall where he teaches Phys- ical Education and Geography. He also is assistant football coach. MRS. JOAN BAKER teaches health and physical educationg she has a Bachelor of Science degree from West- chester State Teachers' College: before coming to B. H. S., she taught at Allegheny High School and Stony- creekg she came to B. H. S. in the fall of 1956. W5 Organized play can add greatly to the joy of living. There was a day, now long past, when physical education was strictly tor boys. To- day as much time and attention is given to the program ot physical education for the girls os for the boys. Much special equipment has been provided exclusively for the use ot girls. A R u w,m 5 ,f PHYSICAL EDUCATION A sound mind in a sound body is the obiective ot each instructor in our Physical Education Depart- ment Healthful exercise is ot utmost importance it one is to keep his body in tipftop condi- tion. Muscles and joints that arc not used become rusty so to speak,-and if unexercised over a long period of time will become useless to the owner. .., is gif! I MISS ELLEN PHILLIPPI, B. S. in Phys- 1C4lI ECILICLIUUD from Luck Huw-ii Terrell- 'lw V, 1-Vs' C0111-LLL' in 19531 ezmlm- to H. 11. S in ' A Q thi' 12111 of 1953 where she instructs iii f 'V H1-zilth and Physical Educ-zition lol' utils. 219 Ht-1' home is in I'll1SIJL1I'LlI1, 1111. X? EDWARD CLARK cami tu H. Il, fri tu' Izill fit 15150 from Purim Sum- '.'.'I1t'Il' lui- I hzicl been g1'zirIL1ziIi-rl with zi I, S cis-grim. 1'llt'I'I1L'I'L'Ct'IVl'!l :i N11-,rl. from tht- farmi- mflitution. Ilt- is ai nqi-mln-i iii' I'hi isilon Kzippn t'i'ziuf1'ni15. 111- uixiriiizitiii lrrini 13. II. 5. in 1hvClziss lil 44 :il xxriivli limi- ht' was hsiinwl thi- most X'l'I'f-illll riiqili SIIIYIVIII. Ili- In-:iwlivs litrillh .iiiii i,lixsif-.il !'fIll4'JlIlHI1 :lint ls .issi-will r-trim-li EDVVARD CLARK ELLEN pHH-Llpp' iil Ilit xxiclliii, Imam. DRIVERS' EDUCATION - wmmwfe f f .fi i. .' V. , ,M g A YQ tt JF' 'X if wa' .. - t .. .. .1 -:J -, 1t'f ' gt I E Z. 4' V V Q v ff 1 Vmrfrffwmumw 1 DRIVERS' TRAINING Drivers' training is one of our most important courses. It offers great advantages to students who are unable to have train- ing at home and who are seeking proper guidance and instruction to operate a motor vehicle. This is a fairly new course which is under the supervision of Mr. Doyle. One of the important aims of this course is to teach the students to be safety minded in regard to traffic and pedestrians. It will help all students in the later years of life as well as at present. One of the special machines used in determining a student's ability to become a good driver. Here we see a student receiving personalized instruction from t h e safety instructor. In the rear seat we see two girls who are going along to observe. THOMAS DOYLE THOMAS R. DOYLE holds a BS. degree from Lock Haven State Teachers' College. He came to B. H. S. in the fall of 1952 as our general Safety Course instructor. He is a native of Portage. Pa. I CAFETERIA It requlres the servuces of eleven women and one man to prepare and serve toad each school day to about eleven hundred stu dents The students are served In three shntts of about t h I r t y mmutes each Each room us called over the sound system and the rooms are rotated each day so no room wrll be last nn the servung lrne every day It ns lnttlel ss than amazrng what pro frcnency these ladies have developed rn serving the food The students go through the serving lane and then are seated at tables rn comfortable chalrs Thus permrts for good fellowshlp whlle the tudents enjoy their lunch INDUSTRIAL ARTS Happy are the students who take training in the Industrial Arts Department of Bedford I-ligh School. lt is a real joy for a student to create beautiful and useful articles with his own hands. REGINALD GREASER REGINALD G-REASER received his Bachelor of Science degree from Millersville State Teachers' College in 19463 before coming here, he taught at Pottstown and Quakertowng he came to B. H. S. in 1956 where he teaches Industrial Arts and related shop mathg his home town is Martinsburg. f .,,... ..- r . - PAUL SIMPSON PAUL SIMPSON has a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Arts from California State Teachers' College. He teaches Industrial Arts and general mathg he came to B. H. S. in the fall of 1956. O W. JAMES E. SMITH When our new building opened in September l956, one of the most modern and complete Industrial Arts Department in this area was incor- porated into our school system. Besides offering every junior high boy the opportunity to work in wood, plastics, hot and cold metal, and elec- tricity, senior high students are also offered the opportunity of taking ln- dustrial Arts as an elective in the following areas: Automotive, Graphic Arts, Drafting, Wood work, machine metal, and welding. The new area of Graphic Arts has printed programs for plays, concerts, and banquets, as well as tickets for dances, sports events and similar af- fairs. The Department has also printed numerous forms for the high school and district offices. The brand-new l956 Ford V-8 En- gine the boys practice on was present- ed to the school by the Ford Motor Company. This engine is completely disassembled and reassembled on an average of once every two weeks. With the addition ofthe new lndus- trial Arts shops, our school can now boast of having the largest, most modern and complete shops in the County. Messrs. Smith, Simpson, a nd Greaser present to nearly SOO junior and senior high school boys a well- rounded general knowledge of the Arts of lndustry. INDUSTRIAL ARTS JAMES E. SMITH teaches Inclustrizil Arts: he came to B. H. S. in the fall of 1942. but from June 1943 to January 1946. he was in the U. S. Army. He holds a B. S. degree from lvlillersville State Teachers' College. il l t SENIOR OFFICERS lLe1t to Rlghtl Delmar Trout Treasurer Albert lBuckyl Shuller Presldent Mary Jane Ohler Secretary Allen Wertz Vlce President For the flrst fume IH the hlstory of Bed ford Hugh School the graduafmg class h the dlstmctlon of having a married man and a father for nts presndent Albert lBuckyD Shuller as marrzed to the former Marlene Louise l-lull of the Class of l955 and as the father of a fme son Dean Henry born Feb uary 25 l957 I h v 1 v I C I , . . 9 Y Y ' , G S I I ' ' r , . , . NORMAN ANDERSON Bedford P1 RD 1 :Bedford Twpl Voc AgflCLlltUlC Football FFA 1 FFA Reporter 1 FFA VICC P1cs 2 ls undccldcd about HIS future WAYNE C ARNOLD Bedford Pa RD 3 1Bedford Twpl Voc Agxlculture FFA 1234 F1rst A1d Club 34 P1om Comm 3 Would l1ke to be a falmer ROSEMARY BACHELOR BCdf0ld Pa 607 Hammer Ave Academlc Dance Band 34 Band 1234 College Bound 4 Echo Staff 34 H1 L1teS 34 Prom Comm 3 Jun1or Play Stage Manager Is golng to go to college GARY BAKER, Bedford Pa RD 3 fBed ford Twpl General Dance Band 34 Dance Band VICE Pres 4 Band 1234 Band Pxes 4 FFA 1 H R Pres 4 Brass Sextet 4 ROBERT BARNHART Bedford Pa RD 4 lColera1n Twpm Voc Agr1culture College Bound 4 Band 1234 Student C0unc1l 1 Basketball 123 Prom Comm 3 Prom DGCOFHIIOH Chalrman 3 Jr Class Play 3 FFA 1234 FFA Vlce Pres and Sent1nel 3 HR VICE Pres 4 F1rst A1d Club 3 Would l1ke to be a restaurant and hotel operator VELMA BECK Everett Pa RD 1 4Sn1ke Sprmg Twp? Commerc1al FBLA 4 Tr1 H1 Y 4 Chorus 12 Would l1ke to become a secretary ANN BEEGLE Bedford Pa 302 East Penn St Commerclal Ushers Club 34 Head Usher 4 College Bound 4 Echo Staff 3 Student COUHCII 1 Prom Comm 3 J Class Play 3 Tr1 H1 Y 4 Tr1 H1 Y Treas 4 Nat Jr Honor Soc1ety 34 HR Secre tflry 12 Would l1ke to be a DIIVHIC secre taly CARL D BEEGLE Bedford Pa RD 4 1Snake Sprmg Twpl Voc Agr1culture FFA 4 HIS future IS undeclded .1-lg, wrt? xr-nuff Norman Anderson Wayne Arnold Rosemary Bachelor Gary Baker Robert Barnhart Velma Beck Ann Beegle Carl Beegle 39- 1,2,3. . l2,3,4. ' . , .' Q' H. lx I I . , , . ... W -1 . V Jnx . .1 . -it 1 fu 1 I J b , I , l i' V ifi Win! - i l . , , . ,. . ' l .. . . 4 : .I , l l Nl . rr' Y' 1 if Y -ffl! Sara Beegle Thomas Beegle Jane L. Bohn Barry Burtnett Edward Burtnett Norman Bussard These sixteen senior students will leave a big vacant place in our high school band when graduation night rolls around and each of them bids farewell to dear old B.H.S. SARA BEEGLE, Bedford, Pa. R.D. 1. fCole- rain Twp.l General. Library Club 3. Cafe- teria Aid 4. Officc Aid 3. Nat. Jr. Honor Society 1.2. H. R. Treas. 1. Chorus 2.3.4. Her future is undecided. TOM BEEGLE, Bedford. Pa. 103 Davidson St. General. Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. H.R. Treas. 2,4. JANE BOHN, Buffalo Mills, Pa. R.D. 1. 'Harrison Twpy General. Girls' Gym Club 4. Library Club 4. Library Aid 1. Photo Club 4. Would like to work in a television plant. BARRY BURTNETT, Bedford, Pa. R.D. 1. 1Bedford Twp.l Boys' Gym Club 3,-1. Basketball 1. Football 1,2,3,4. Wrestling 2.3.4. H.R. Officer 4. Football Club 1.2. Volleyball Club 4. Would like to become a physical education teacher. EDWARD BURTNETT, Bedford, Pa. R.D. 2 'Bedford Twp.J General. Office Aid 1. Would like to become a commercial artist. NORMAN BUSSARD, Bedford, Pa. 445 E. Pitt St. General. Basketball 2,3,4. Football 1.2,3,4. Wrestling 1. Rifle Club 4. Office Aid 2.3. H.R. Officer 1,2,3. Football Club 1.2. Would like to become a state policeman. bm l DARREL CALHOUN Bedfold P1 RD 4 'Colm un Tvup I Voc Agriculture Boys Gym Club 4 Football Manager 12 J Valslty Wrestling! 2 F F A 1234 F F A Sentlnal 3 Would like to be a faxmu JOYCE ANN CHAMBERLAIN Bedlold P1 RD 4 4Colc111n Twpl General Gills Gym Club 4 Llbraiy Club .3 Undecided about the future SHIRLEY JEAN CHAMBERLAIN Bedfoid Pa RD 4 ICo1era1n Twp! General Girls Gym Club 4 Library Club 3 Undecided about the future BRENDA ELAINE CHURCH Bedfoid P 120 S Wood St Commercial FBLA Secie taly 3 College Bound Secretary 4 J Class Play 3 Tri H1 Y 4 Would like to be come a medical secretary DOROTHY CONOVER Everett Pa RD 1 ISnake Spring Twp? General Student Council 4 Girls Gym Club 4 Prom Comm 3 Nat Jr Honor Society 2 Nat Sr Honor Society 34 HR Pres 23 Chorus 234 Chmus Treas 4 Would like to become a nurse RICHARD CORLE Imler Pi rK1ng Twp! Genei 11 Football 12 3 4 Wrestling 12 3 4 B'1seb ill 23 4 Rifle Club Pies 4 H R Treas 4 RUDY CREPS Bedfold Pi RD l 1Bedford Twp? General Would l1ke to be a farmei RUTH ELVA DIBERT Ewelett Pa RD 1 4Snake Spiing Tvxpr General Future Nurses Club 3,4. F.N.A. Secretary 4. Band 12.3 4. Cafe eria Aid 34. Office Aid 3. First Aid Club 4. Photo Club 4. Would like to be a nurse. lf' frlr SAW Darrell Calhoun Shirley Chamberlain Dorothy Conover Rudy Creps fn Joyce Chamberlain Brenda Church Richard Corle Ruth Dibert M5521 ff Earl Dlehl Jeanne Dunkle Jehu Eckard Kenneth Faust Ruby Feathers Suzanne Felght Evelyn Fisher Carolyn Foor --42 EARL DIEHL Manns Cholce Pa RD 1 fHarr1son Twpb Voc Agrlculture FFA 234 Would lxke to be a farmer JEANNE DUNKLE Bedford Pa RD 3 fBedford Twp? General Usher 234 Col lege Bound 4 Band 1 234 Drum MaJorette 4 Echo Staff 34 G1rls Gym Club 4 Plg sk1n Hop Queen 4 Jr Class Play Prompter 3 Off1ce A1d 234 Jr Honor Soclety 2 HR Offlcer 124 Twlrlmg Club 1234 Would l1ke to be an elementary teacher JEHU ECKARD Bedford Pa RD 3 iCum berland Valley Twp? Voc Agrlculture Football 1234 FFA 1234 Would l1ke to be a farmer KENNETH LYNN FAUST 223 W Penn St Bedford P General Basketball 123 Football 1 RUBY FEATHERS RD 1 Imler P fUmon Twp! General Girls Gym Club 4 Llbrary Club 3 Llbrary A1d 3 Offlce Axd 34 Photo Club 4 Would l1ke to become a telephone operator SUZANNE FEIGHT 103 Sprmg St Bedford Pa Commerclal Future Bus1ness Leadels of Amerlca 3 G1rls Gym Club 4 Archery Club 4 Library Ald 2 Jr Hon Soc 12 Would l1ke to become a secretary EVELYN LORRAINE FISHER, 216 W Pltt St Bedford Pa Commerclal Future Bus mess Leaders of Amerlca 34 Flrst Ald Club 3 Home M6Ch3D1CS 4 Arts and Crafts 4 Would l1ke to become a secretary CAROLYN L FOOR, RD l, Bedford, Pa fBedford Twp! Commerclal Future Bus mess Leaders of Amerlca 3,4 Echo Staff 3 L1brary Club Vlce Pres 4 Prom Comm 3, HR Sec 3 Would l1ke to become a secretary RONALD FOOR, Everett. Pa. iSnake Spring Twp.l Voc. Agriculture. Future Farmers of America 1.2.3.4. Would like to become a body and fender man. Withdrew from school February 1, 1957. SAMUEL FOREMAN, R.D. 1. Bedford. Pa. 1Colerain Twp.l Boys' Gym Club 1. Baseball 1. Jr. Hon. Soc. 1. Volley Ball Club 1. NANCY ANN GRAYBILL. Juliana Heights, Bedford. Pa. Academic. Ushers Club 3.4. Future Nurses 3.4. College Bound 4. Sec.- Treas. Band 1.2.3,4. Student Council 1. Prom Comm. 3. Junior Play 3. Vice Pres. Tri- Hi-Y 4. Office Aid 3.4. H.R. Sec. 2.3.4. Class Sec. 2.3. Would like to become a nurse. JOHN N. GRIGG, R.D. 1. Bedford. Pa. 1Bed- ford Twp.v General. Echo Staff 4. Hi Lites 3. Basketball 2. Football 3.4. Prom Comm. 3. Sr. Hon. Soc. 3. Chorus 2.3. Would like to become an electrical engineer. SIMON GRIMES. JR., R. D, 1. Everett. Pa. iSnake Spring Twp.i Reporter of F.F.A. 4. LOIS HANN. R.D. 4. Bedford Pa. 4Colerain Twpn Home Economics. Girls' Gym Club 4. Cafeteria Aid 4. Chorus 2. F.H.A. 1.2.3. Vice Pies. 4. A great band playing lively music or a great game for a great team from a great school. X 'H' Ronald Foor Samuel Foreman Nancy Graybill John N. Grigg Simon Grimes Lois Jane Hann fini rj' Lane Hartsock Ruth Ann Heacock Harry Heming Patrick Heming Rose Heming Donald Hite 'Twos o tough gome, but the fierce Bisons brought home the bocon. LANE HARTSOCK, R.D.3, Bedford, Pa. General. Hi Lites 4. Baseball 3. H.R. Treas. 4. Photo Club 4. Would like to at- tend Collegc or join the armed forces. RUTH ANN HEACOCK, 521 E. John St.. Bedford, Pa. Academic. Future Nurses 3. Dance Band 3,4. Band l,2,3,4. Reading Club 4. Prom Comm. 3. Jr. Play Property Manager 3. Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4. H.R. Sec. 3. Math Club 4. Would like to become a nurse. HARRY HEMING, 612 S. Juliana St., Bed- ford, Pa. General. Photo Club 4. Would like to join the armed forces. PATRICK HEMING, R.D. 3, Bedford, Pa. General Football 2,3. Wrestling 3. H.R. Pres. 1. Athletic Representative 2. Would like to become an engineer. ROSE ANN HEMING, 243 W. John St., Bedford, Pa. Commercial. F.B.L.A. 3 Treas. 4. Library Club 4. Would like to become a secretary. DONALD HITE, R.D. 3, Bedford, Pa. Gen- cral. Would like to join the armed forces. NANCY HITE RD 3 Bcdfoxd P1 1Bcd foxd Twph Commc1c1al FBLA 4 Llbldly ub 3 T11 H1 Y F A C Would llkc to bccomc 1 sncxetaxy RALPH HITE RD 3 Bedfold P1 1Cum bex land Valley Twp I Genclal Rlflc Club 4 Alchery Club 4 CAROLEE HOLLER RD 1 Buffalo M1115 P WHHFTISOH Twpb Genexal FBLA 3 H1 Lltes 4 Cafetella A1d 34 Tr1 H1 Y 4 Offlce A1d 4 F1rst A1d Club 4 Photo Club 4 Would l1ke to become a telephone 0pCIHtO1 HILDA HOOK Bedfold P1 RD 4 ICOIO 1a1n 'lwpr Home Economlcs Cafetull A1d 4 Would llke to become a housevufe Wllhd1CXN 110m school Maxch ll 1917 MARTIN HOYT RD 3 Bedfold Pa 4Bed fold Tvxp: Genual Band 12 34 Wxestlmg 3 SAMUEL HUNT Sh1me1 Add1t10n Bedford Pa General Boys Gym Club 34 Football 1234 Wrestlmg 1234 Volley Ball Club 4 CORRINNA IBARRA RD 1 Everett Pa fSnake Sprxng Twp: Commerc1al FBLA Ecno Staff 4 Glrls Gym Club AlChf.1y Club 4 JUDIOI Play 3 Would l1ke to become a scc1et1ry THOMAS IMGRUND RD 1 Beclfoxd Pd 4Bedfo1d Txxpm Ac'1dem1c WICSIIIUQ Min 'zger 34 Jumox Pl'1y 3 FIFSI A1d Club 3 Photo Club 4 Math Club 4 Hall Patxol 4 Would llke to contmue as an A 8a P Em ployee -sz' 4554 Navi, Nancy Hate Ra ph E H te Carolee Holler Hnlda Hook Martm Hoyt Samuel Hunt Corrlnna lbarra Thomas Imgrund 'tw Q0 A Margot Jansse Davld Johnson John Johnson Charles Jones James Jones Ada Mae Kegg Daniel Kerr Ronald Kidd MARGOT LOUISE JANSSENS 338 E Penn St Bedford Pa Academxc Usher 234 E TA V1ce Pres 3 Pres 4 College Bound Pres 4 Echo Staff 4 Prom Comm 3 Jr Play 3 Tr1 H1 Y Pres 4 Sr Hon Soc 34 Jr Hon Soc 12 HR V106 Pres 1 Pres 2 Pres 4 Class Pres 2 Pres 3 Sr Class Play Would l1ke to become a teacher of the deaf DAVID JOHNSON 609 S Thomas St Bed ford Pa Academ1c FTA 3 College Bound 4 Basketball Football 1 Hon Soc 1 HR Offlcel 1 Photo Club 4 Math Club 4 Volley Ball Club 4 Would l1ke to become a draftsman JOHN JOHNSON Gravel H111 Bedford P1 General Boys Gym Club 4 Basketball 12 3 4 Football 12 3 4 CHARLES C JONES Bedford 20 South Rlchard St General College Bound 4 Band 1 34 Echo Staff 34 Photo Edltor 4 H1 Lltes 4 Wrestlmg 13 HR Vlce Pres 1 Sen1o1 Class Play Would l1ke to take BUSINESS Adm1n1strat1on JIM JONES Bedfo1d Pa RD 1 lCole1a1n Twpl Voc Agl1CU1tUI9 Basketball 2 FFA 123 Treas 4 Would l1ke to work ln a body and fendel shop ADA MAE KEGG Bedford Pa RD 3 1Bedford Twp I Commerclal F B L A 3 4 Readlng Club 4 Tr1 H1 Y 4 Would l1ke to become a bookkeeper DAN KERR 222 S Rlchard St Bedford Pa General Basketball 1234 Rlfle Club 4 RONALD KIDD Bedfo1d Pa RD 4 fCole 1a1n Iwpl Gene1al Boys Gym Club 34 rootball 1234 Volley Ball Club 4 a JESSE KOONTZ, 415 E. John St., Bedford. Pa. Academic. Dance Band 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3.4. Student Council 1.2,3,4. College Night Comm. 4. Sr. Hon. Soc. 3,4. Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2. Math Club 4. Brass Sextet 1,2,3,4. Would like to become a chemist. JANE KOOZER, Meadowbrook Terrace, Bedford. Pa. Academic F.'I'.A. Sec. 4. Col- lege Bound 4. Band 1,2,3,4. Echo Staff 3. Prom Comm. Co-Chairman 3. Jr. Play 3. Office Aide 3,4. Jr. Hon. Soc. 1,2. H.R. Sec. 1, Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 3. Class Sec. 1,2. Twirling Club 1,2,4. Majorettc 1,2,3,4. Would like to become an Elementary Teach- er. FRED McCLINTOCK, Bedford, Pa. R.D. 3 1Bedford Twp.J Academic. Basketball 1. Football 1,2. Jr. Hon. Soc. 1. Homeroom Officer 2,3. Chorus 3. Hi-Y 4. Would like to join the Air Force. WILLIAM McCANN, 123 S. Richard St., Bedford. Pa. Academic. Echo Staff 3. Foot- ball 1. Prom Comm. 3. Jr. Play 3. As- sembly Planning Comm. 3. Stage Crew 2,3. Would like to become an actor. MARTHA LOU McCOY, Bedford, Pa. R.D.3. 4Cumber1and Valley Twp.b General. F.T. A. 2,3,4. Hi Lites 3. Library Club 4. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Library Aid 3.4. Twirling Club 1. Chorus 3.4. Music Appreciation 1. District Chorus 4. County Chorus 4. Would like to become a teacher of handicapped children. ST. CLAIR MCVICKER, 120 W. Pitt St., Bedford, Pa. Academic. Future Teachers Treas. 3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Echo Staff 4. Hi Lites 3. Junior Play 3. First Aid Club 4. Hi-Y 4. Would like to become a teacher or printer. 1- '-L..dU.: ' Greot defensive power on the port cf the Bison stolworts wos demonstrat- ed the doy this gome wos ployed. .47- Jesse L. Koontz Jane Koozer Fred McClintock William McCann Martha L. McCoy St. Clair Mcvicker 2.4.90 W.. Dorothy Martin William Martz Ronald May Bernard Milburn Jane Morgret Mary Jane Ohler Teamwork is necessary if a football team is to win games. Thanks to good coaching, the Bedford team demon- strates here that it has learned this lesson well. DOROTHY JEAN MARTIN. Bedford, Pa. R.D. l rBedford Twp.J Commercial. F,B.L.A. 3,4. Reading Club 4. Library Aid 2. H.R. Sec. 1, Sec. 4. Would like to become a secretary. WILSON MARTZ JR., Bedford, Pa. R.D. 3 4Cumberland Valley Twp.i Voc. Agricul- ture. Student Council 4. Football l,2,3.4. Baseball 2,4. Office Aid 2. F. F, A. l,2, Chaplain 3, Pres. 4. Would like to become a farmer. RONALD L. MAY, 223 West St.. Bedford, Pa. Academic. Dance Band 3.4. Band l,2,3,4. Student Council l,2,3, Pres. 4. Prom Comm. Co-Chairman 3. Christmas Formal Comm. 4. Pigskin Hop Comm. 2,3,4. College Night Comm. 3.4. Jr. Play 3. Assembly Planning Comm. 3,4. Jr. Hon. Soc. l,2. H.R. Pres. l, Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 3. Photo Club 4. Would like to become a Doctor. BERNARD MILBURN, Bedford, Pa. R.D. 2 4Bedford Twp.l General. Arts and Crafts 4. fWithdrew from school January 21, 19579 JANE MORGRET, Buffalo Mills. 1Harrison Twp.l General. Will graduate with Class of 1958. MARY JANE OHLER. Bedford, Pa. R.D. 3 4Bedford Twp.l Commercial. F.B.L.A. 3. Pres. 4. Student Council 3, Sec. 4. Prom Comm, 3. College Night Comm. 4. Jr. Play 3. Office Aide 3. Jr. Hon, Soc. 1. Homeroom Pres. l, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Sec. 4. Class Vice Pres. 4. Would like to work in a bank. JUDY ORAVETZ Meadowbrook Terrace Bedford Pa Academxc Usher 34 FTA 23 College Bound 4 Cheerleader 123 Head Cheerleader 4 Echo Staff 3 Edltor nn Chxef 4 H1 LIIES 23 Student Councll 123 G1rls Gym Club 4 Prom Comm Chaxrman 3 Chrlstmas Formal Comm 12 Plgskm Hop Comm 123 Chanman 4 College Nlght Comm 2 Chaxrman 4 Jr Play 3 Assembly Plmnmg Comm 2 Off1C6 Ald 3 Hon Soc 34 Jr Hou Soc 12 Class Vxce Pres 3 First Ald 2 Would llke to become a physl cal educatlon teacher ROBERT LA RUE PLUMMER 310 W Pltl St Bedford Pa General Flrst Ald Club 34 Chorus 3 DEANNA REED Everett Pa RD 1 tSnake Sprmg Twp! General Future Nurses 3 Pres 4 Offlce Ald 4 Jr Honor Society 12 Homeroom Treas 34 Chorus 23 Secretary 4 Would llke to become a reglstered nurse JOAN E REEDER Bedford Pa RD 3 fCumber1and Valley Twpl Commerclal FBLA Reporter 34 Would like to be come a secretary CHARLES S ROSE Bedford Pa RD 3 1Bedford Twp! Voc Agrlculture FFA Chaplam 4 Would l1ke to Joln the A1r Force DONALD C REILEY 426 S Jul1ar1aSt Bed ford Pa Academlc Football 1234 Would uke to become an engmeer FRANCES LUCILLE ROSE Bedford Pa RD 3 fCumberland Valley Twp! Commer cxal FBLA 34 Llbrary Ald 2 Home loom Treas 3 Would lxke to become a secre tary NORMA L ROSE, Bedford, Pa RD 3 4Cumber1and Valley Twpr Commerclal FBLA Vlce Pres 3 FBLA Secretary 4 Homeroom P1 es 4 Would 11ke to become a secletary Judith Oravetz Deanna Reed ..49T C harles Rose Frances Rose Robert Plummer Joan Reeder Donald Reiley Norma Rose 1 - :ff ' ' V, if 9, , , . ,. , Y' n 011 K' N U ' -- .. . ., . ,. ,,. .,. ..,. . ., . . . t . . 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' A Rlchard Sclranko Carl Sellers Albert Shuller Joann R Smith Melvln Snyder Sharlet Snyder Ross Steele James Stankan RICHARD L SCIRANKO Manns Cholce Pa Box 4q6 lHHFflSOD 'Iwpl General Fust Alu Club 4 Photo Club 4 Future undeclded CARL L SELLERS Bedfoxd Pa RD 2 4Bedfo1d Twpu Voc Agr1cu1tu1e Off1ce Axd 4 Future Farmers of Amerlca 1234 FFA PICS 4 Would l1ke to become faxmcr ALBERT H SHULLER Bedford Pa RD 1Bedfo1d Twp 1 General Boys Gym Club A1chery Club Pres 4 C1ass Pres 4 F1 Ald Club 3 Photo Club 4 H1 Y Pres Futu1e undec1ded JOANN SMlTH Cumbelland Md RD 3 1Cumbe1l'1nd Valley Twp r Comme1c1al FBLA 234 HR Off1C9F 34 Would l1ke to become a secretary MELVIN G SNYDER Bedfoxd Pa RD 4 4Coler11n Tvtpl General Boys Gym Club 3 4 W1ostl1ng 2 3 4 Chrlstmas Formal Comm Club 4 Futuxe undecxded SHARLET L SNYDER Jullana Street Bed fo1d Pa Academlc Dance Band 1234 Dance Band Sec 4 Band 1234 H1L1teS Assoc Ed1tor 34 Student Counc1l 234 Prom Comm 3 Chrlstmas Formal Comm 4 College N1ght Comm 4 Jumor Play 3 Nat J Hon Soc 12 Would llke to attenl collega ROSS C STEELE Eveutt P RD 1 fSn1ke Spung Tvspl General Football 123 WIOSt1Ing 1234 Cholus 234 CHOIUS PICS 4 Would llke to become a mechamc JAMES STANKAN Cumbe11and Md lCumber1md Valley Tvlpr Academlc Col leffe Bound 4 Baseball 34 Rlfle Club V P1es 4 A1ChClV Club 4 Jun1o1 Play 4 Math Club 4 Future undeclded V l - . . ' 4, ' . . ' . . 'rst sf -F.F.A. 1.2,3.v 'HR Officer 4. Volleyball . i'. . . , .. h ' in . . A , . a. . . . 50- V- 0. fp, f ' A . W M- f 'Mn I-. lf, .,..,p,-. -qvj . , .war .g,:lvw'f, .- yrs, .s- A--Af.. . .. WILMA STUMP, Bedford, Pa. R.D. 3. lCumberland Valley Twp.1 Commercial. F.B,L.A. 3,4. H.R. Officer 4. Would like to become a stenographer. GRACE TEW, Bedford. Pa. R.D. 3. fBed- ford Twp.b General, Library Aid 3.4. Future undecided. GERALDINE THOMAS, Bedford, Pa. R.D. 2. 1Bedford Twp.J General. Girls' Gym Club 4. Photo Club 4. Future undecided. DELMAR TROUT, 244 S. Richard Street, Bedford. Pa. General. Football 1,2,3,4. Wrest- ling l,2,3. Baseball 2,3,4. Rifle Club 4. H.R. Officer 1.2. Class Officer 1,2,3,4. Future undecided. ROBERT TURNER, Bedford, Pa. R.D. 4. 'Colerain Twp.r General. Boys' Gym Club 4. Volleyball 4. Future undecided. DAVID TURNER, 114 N. Richard Street, Bedford, Pa. General. Hi-Lites 4. Football 1. Baseball 2,3,4. Junior Play 3. Would like to become an engineer. In this important game the Bisons demonstrated how important it is to F , keep training rules if one is to remain vigorous to the end ofthe game. 50 TY? iw Wilma Stump Grace Tew Geraldine Thomas Delmar Trout Robert Turner David Turner :swf f 'E-f p ' We Anna M- Wagoner David Watkins Dilla Wentz Allen Wertz Joyce Weston Donald Whetstone Had it not been for an ample supply of fresh men on the bench at all times, the Bison team would not have been able fo come through the season with the fine record that it did. ANNA WAGONER, Bedford, Pa. Box 113. CBedford Twp.J Home Ec. Girls' Gym Club 4. Cafeteria Aid 4. F.H.A. Treas. 4. Futurc undecided. DAVE WATKINS, Bedford, Pa. R,D. 2. iBedford Twp.J Voc. Agriculture. Echo Staff 3,4. Wrestling 3. Archery Club 4. Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4. Would like to join the Air Force. DILLA ANN WENTZ, Manns Choice, Pa. 4Harrison Twp.l General. Future Nurses 3.4. Library Club 4. Cafeteria Aid 3,4. Tri- Hi-Y 4. Nat. Jr. Hon. Soc. 2. Would like to become a nurse. NELSON ALLEN WERTZ, Bedford, Pa. R.D. 3. lBedford Twp.J Commercial. H.R. Officer 1. Class Officer 4. Photo Club 4. Would like to do office work. JOYCE ANN WESTON, 508 W. Pitt St., Bed- ford, Pa. Commercial. Future Business Leaders of America 3,4. Reading Club 4. Office Aid 3. Nat. Jr. Hon. Soc. 2. H.R. Officer 1. Photo Club 4. Would like to become a secretary. DONALD WHETSTONE, Bedford, Pa. R.D. 4. fColeraln Twp.l General. Boys' Gym Club 4. Volleyball Club 4. Future undecided. JAMES B WHISKER Bedford Pa Aca demic FTA 4 College Bound 4 H1 Lites Sports Editor 34 Wrestling Mgr 1234 Prom Comm 3 Jumor Play 3 Nat J Hon Soc 12 Class Officer 12 Photo Club 4 Would like to do Strte Dept work ELSIE WILLIAMS Bedford Pa Box 324 IBedford Twpl Commercial FBLA 34 Archery Club 4 Would like to become a secretary NANCY WILLIAMS Bedford Pa RD 4 1Rarnsburg Boron Commercial FBLA 34 1' BLA Treas 4 Office Aid 3 Nat J Hon Soc 1 Would like to become a secre tary CHARLOTTE WILSON 206 West Street Bedford Pa General Girls Gym Club 4 Archery Club 4 Photo Club 4 Chorus 2 Would like to Join the WAF JOHN C WRIGHT JR 230 E John St Bedford Pa Academic Dance Band 1204 D'1ncc Band Bus Mgr 4 Band 1234 Echo Staff 3 Hr Lrtes 3 Student Councrl 1234 Wrestling 1234 Prom Comm 3 Junior Play3 Sr' Hon Soc 34 Jr Hon Soc 1234 HR Officer 3 Brass Sextet 34 Would lke to become a lawyer DONNA MARIE WYLES Everett Pa RD l ISnake Spring Twpl FBLA 34 Tri H1 Y 4 Would like to do secretarial work lCommerc1alJ ROBERT WYNN 207 W King St Bedford Pa Academic College Bound 4 Band 1234 Band Bus Mgr 4 Student Councrl 1234 Boys Gym Club 234 Wrestling 1234 Wrestling Co-Capt. 4. Archery Club 4. Christmas Formal Comm. 3. Math Club 4. Would like to become an engineer. LAIRIE YOUNG 445 E. Pitt St. Bedford, P . General. Boys' Gym Club 4. Football 1. Wrestling 1. Volleyball 4. Would like to be- come ar carpenter. CAMERA-SHY GRADUATES Not Photographed FRANK ANDERSON. Bedford, Pa. R.D. 3 1Cumbcrlzrnd Val. Twp,r Voc. Ag. F.F.A. 4. Would like to bccomc zu fzrrmcr. CATHERINE ICKES, Imler, Pa. R.D. l. Home Economics, Calf. Aid 4. Home Me- chanics 4. F.H.A. 2,3. we-I' James Whisker Elsie Williams Nancy Williams Charlotte Wilson John C. Wright, Jr. Donna Wyles Robert Wynn Charles L. Young CLASS OF 1958 UUNIOR CLASS Here we are at last Junuors and what a thrall ut us to all l66 of us We hope to do great thungs thus year First of all we are determmed to establlsh a new standard of scholastnc record for eleventh grade students an our hagh school And when sprung comes e shall stage such a Junior Senror Prom the luke ot whuch has never been known before We are determined to make thus a glorious year In our school OFFICERS Suzy Koontz Vlce President Pat WIII Presndent Jo Ann Maffuccl Treasurer Carol Buterbaugh Secretary Karen Green Se retary Robert Wlll President Sandra Martz Treasurer John Boyd Vlce President 04 CLASS OF 1959 SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomores we are now strong' Thus being our turst year un sennor hugh we have every opportunnty to set a new pace for all students who follow us We can only do It If every smgle one of us does his very best for hrmself for his school and for has country There ns great potentlallty rn the Class of l959 and wnth the leader shlp we have un our tune offucers and wrth a wrll to work on the part of each ot us we really should go places T J Y S li' r . . Q COl'eel'. v l l J ' 1 l l ln F v - , , - 200 ' 1' s . 1 ' Dx I . . 1 1 I - . 1 , c : ' . ' : , . Y F l I I ' OFFICERS ,,, 'g gfjf i 1 l 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,M,,a,e , -JJ Gary Jones Vice President' Terry Williams President' John Beam Secretary Elaine Rudisill Treasurer CLASS OF 1960 NINTH GRADE Now we are in our last and final year of junior high school. There are 235 of us at the beginning of this yearg how many of us Shall graduate in the spring of 1960? It may seem to some of us to be a long ways off, but the time will roll around before we know it. Let's make our motto work, work, work. CLASS OF 1961 CLASS OF 1962 lEIGHTH GRADED ISEVENTH GRADE Bill Unger Trea urer Melissa Blackburn James Smith Vi e President Joyce Nave Treasurer Secre ary Mary Bennett Vice President Nancy Barthlomew Secretary Mike Fungaroli President Douglas Reese President no Y v v v v v 1 - 1 5 f v v v v i v L' - 1 Q V V Y ' .IUNIORS-CLASS OF 1958 Ron Row Row Row Rovx Ron Row Rovl One Nancy Anderson Sandra Covalt Donald Cook Joan Claycomb Kathy Anderson Dorls Wyles JoAnn Maffuccl Two Joyce Shaffer Ronnle Deflbaugh Mlchael Smouse, Fred Fluke John Maller Carol Beaver Francis Mellott Thlee Eddie Over Wllllam Foreman Tom Yoder Kay Kleln Jane Morgret Dean Huntsman Four Joe Gentllman Bull Weaverllng Harvey Hnllegass Richard Fisher Terry Semanek Wllllam Cal houn Davld Howsare One Carolyn Burtnett Anna Jean Foor Gladys Harbaugh Dottie Bowen Aldine Wagoner Jane Dlehl Carol Little 'Ixxo Rosalle Albright Jenny Myers Darla Schnabel Duane Baker Blanch Holler Fay Heasley Orpha Albright Thug Joyce Wlll Lucllle Casteel Peggy Bussard Bob Bowser Shelby Waugerman Mary Lou Imler Foul Bull Stotler Joe Burkett John Dunbar Richard Dlehl Kenneth Wmdows Richard Koontz Jerry Hechler All, 1 .lef- 56 JUNIORS-CLASS OF 1958 Row One Shirley Ann Muller Margie Hudlca Kathy Tener Suzy Koontz, Dianne Taylor, Mary Beegle Rodne Elllott Row Two Rosy Reuley, Linda Bollinger Easter Riggs Norma Cover, Della McCoy, Julla Howsare, Delores Jean Wyles Row Fhrcc Prlscllla Johnson Dorls Prlce Ronald Muller Make Kllcoln, Joan Smith Carole Ebersole Row Foul Roger Vance Larry Morgart Herman Smlthberger, Robert Cessna, Charles Bockhouse, Ronald Zeanchock Bull Shaffer Row One Kaaren Harris Grace Shupe Beverly Felght Donna Cowan, Mary Gibson, Elalne Dlvely Audrey Weyant Row Tvxo Donna Hemmg John Drennlng, Ed Koontz Clarence Anderson, Terrance Veach Cletls Beegle Shirley Stlffler Row Three Ross Cerra, Robert L Wllson, John Snyder Robert Sollenberger, Bull Whlte, Lee Deflbaugh Row Four D Ray Evans Joe Dabert Edward Creps Bull Taylor, Harry Smuth Dan Blngham, Donald Cornell ?'7 v 1-0' o7 JUNIORS-CLASS 0F 1958 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row WK One Glorla Cornelius Phyllls Diehl Mereta Grimes, Anna Leppert Pat Seifert, Bonnle Dnehl Donna Dunkle Two Annabell Claycomb Judy Rose Llnda Fleegle Beverly James Phyllls Moorehead Mary Wareham Thlee Peggy Howsare Mary Hlxon, Patrlcla Dlehl Kathryn Nave Donna Simons Mary Ellen Chaney Leotta Clark Four Connie Clapper, Margie Weaverllng, Judy McKinley Charles Dlvely Carol Buterbaugh Pat Wlll One Joyce Whysong Wanda Grlmes, Louuse Evans Ruth Manges Jean Whute Duane Flanders Janet Oster Two Allce Farabaugh Leroy Cross, Richard Baker, Jacob Baker Robert Whitehead Howard Nuzum, Max Weaverllng, Shnrley Trall 'Ihxee Ronald Yost Paul Gr-owden Ted Clouser Ronald Baker Jam Mock John Moorhead Vlrgnl Con rath Fou1 Ronald Holsopple John May Wllllam Wllllams Mike Peters Ronnie Dull Perry Grah m hun fi X r W i,,..,-.. Rem Row Row Ron Ron Rom Foxx 'lou SOPHCMORES-CLASS OF 1959 w L A... 4+ Om Jane Townsend Donna Waugerman Mary Exllne Thomas Gllson Albert Prlce Jack Geisler, Dlxle Deflbaugh Zona Muller 'Iuo Marilyn Reese Donald Imler Leslle Hoffman, John Imler Raymond Cross Edward Smlth Judy Llvengood David Weyant Eugene Weaverllng Fhlcc Clegg G Rlnard Robert Harding John Smith Paul Nee Lewls Oliver Claude Darr, Curtis Why song John Rudnslll Foul Jeff Pyle Wllllam WIllI3mS Ronald Felght John Strawbrldge Make Smuth, Wllllam Muller Ken neth Muller Ono Barbara Foor Annetta Clltes, lra Cessna, Helen Tew, Mary Blddle Mlnnle Whysong, Richard John son, Joyce Dlshong Txxo Bull Jones Anna Knnser Kay Smith Thomas Slgler Nancy Stlffler Marcia Engle Carol Hugh Bob Barndt Davld Rlcchl Smuth Three Carolyn Louise Weaver Jlm Duffy Rose Marne Proko Harry Bush Samuel Hoagland Luther Cessna Sandra Ferguson Park Feathers Foul Wanda Holler Beverly Salsberry Colleen Evans Judie Shandelmler Betty Felght Kathlyn Shannon Donna Drasher 401, W U4 ll, ull: SCPHOMORES-CLASS OF 1959 Row On Robert Wall Lmda Livengood Evelyw Tew, Zembower Joyce Dlehl Ron Two Pat Harris JoAnn Imler Dauna Arnold Rob son Gemma Braman, Sandra Elllott Row Thug Maxlne Smith Wnlllam Zembower Glenn L Bowser Barbara Pr: e Charles Anderson harle Ryan, Jerry Muller Margaret Whetstone Row Fou1 Bull Horton Ronald Foor Gerald Smith Donna Foor Roy Shrout Rene Reed Lee Shaffer Ron Ono Mildred Whetstone Joe Clapper Marian 0 Brien Wllllam Womer, Patrlena Casteel Dorothy Stlffler Row 'Iwo Pat Hershberger Roberta Arnold Charles Hennls Warren Brockleman Kenneth Engle Ruth Reed Row Thlee Rlchard Mortlmore, Patrick Davidson Ronald Shaffer Gene Clark Charles Fungaroll, Gary Fox Richard Van Snyder Rovx Foul Lee Nave Dawayne Diehl Robert DeM0ss Donald Comp Jerry F Plummer Jam Snyder 9. SOPHOMORES-CLASS OF 1959 Wa f Roxx Sau nd ra Beegle Row Rom James Ron hon Ono Joan Wllson Allen R Smlth Sally Swartzwelder, Mary Ann Cocolm Blaine Hurley John Boyd Karen Green Row Tvxo Delores Foor Harry Nave Margaret Beemlller Jane Shaffer Margaret Sprugg Mary Dlbert Ron 'Ihme Ann Muller Myna Shaffer Beverly Mock, Mary Palmer Bonnle Levar Anna Benna Barbara Mostoller Rom Foux James Rlley Sally Golden, Nancy Dlehl Georgia Como Joyce A Smith Lynn Whltfleld ..a. Ont Sandra Martz Mlke Roth Nancy Kagarlse Richard Wlllams, Robert Anderson Ann Townsend Two Duck Hyde Zane Beck Clarence Hechler Melvin Huston Thomas Ritchey Wilbur Feathers Thxce Donna 0Neal Ella Hudlcka Linda Koontz Ronald Judy Margle Frear Jane Valentme Donald Four Sue Houseworth Colleen Rlsbon Ed Hershberger, Alan Carnes Judy Yalder Carol Fisher 61 7 Af v- .- . . ' ' K. L ' 1 A 0- ' ' 3. ... , -1. 1, -N L. 9 .- 1 Y ,..p' ,, A . ' e 1 1 ' , .. 5 ' 5' . .., , Q.. 1 + 2 K Q9 .1 V . 1712, I a , - N 1 . f f ' l 1 , i . xi it 4' . 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FRESHMEN-CLASS OF 1960 Row One Bonlta Brendle Judy Howsare, Maxme Suhrle, Dolores Creighton Joyce Stlckler Sandra Weaver Bonnie Womer Row Two Jean Bowser, Dorothy Whysong, Thomas Weyant, Jonle Kelly Nancy Rose Sandra Carney Row Three Marne Clark, Dorothy Ann Falt Patty Duehl Suzanne Amnck DIZIC Nase Jane Dlbert, Evelyn Creps ROW Four Dotty May Shlrley Creps Charles Gardner, Edward Howsare, Barbara Milburn, Gary Jones Row One Douglas Clapper, Rocky Talbott Harold Stayer, Raymond Duxon Harvey Tew Ross Evans Loren Row Iyvfrgch Ellene Dlvely Vlrglnla Shroyer, Rachel Stuckey James Felght Norman Eugene Smith Shxrley ROW 'lflgxrge Mary Ann Moore Myron Stone Lambert Harris, Otns Largent Patrncla Riggs James Zembower Row Fgoxrwifxwes Lohman Ed Rose Leo McKenzie, Harry Layton David Waugerman, Larry Claycomb 64 l l l 1 1 1 1 5 1 r . f 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 . 5 1 r 1 r r I I . . . . . . . . ' U 1 Y Y 3 n 1 n 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 4- 4: . 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Rom Hou Ron Ron Rom Ron Roxx Ron Ont Keel TV1 0 FRESHMEN-CLASS OF 1960 af Ono Gary Naugle Ethel Muller Clay Easter Donald Weaverllng Bonnie Seifert Carol Shaffer 'lxxo Catherlne Sclranko Charles Foor Roger Ickes, Judy lrwln Ronald Statler Bonnie Wllhelm Three John Beam Larry Relghard Terry Crust Ruth Ann Hovxsare Robert Howsare Thomas Mortlmore Marlnn Steele Fool Glenda Muller Gary Horner Ida Tew, Annabelle Smlth Ronald Young, Jeannie Dlehl Charles Foor Janda Dlehl Ethel Layton Robert Muller Roger Growden Kathleen Muller, Dorothy Bedelua Nell Leonard Janet Horton Pearleen Allison Donald Smlth, Chris Garland Ronald Lute Lols Hengst, Sandra Arnold Thlcc Evelyn Frltz Myrtle Anderson, Earnest Byers Blalr Evans Jerry Smnth Blaine Edward Turner, Donald Howsare Irma Cook Foul Arthur Duncan, Woodrow Guyton Arden Moser Lawrence Bingham James Morris Carl Tew Constance Koontz -67 A u 1 1 ,I to' -U -2- Q,,', .. . ,gas E , - n 1' fund M I 5, 2 J 1 I K Q, Ax r , . 'I-elif, . 1. N X, 1 s A 4. 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' 'I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 EIGHTH GRADE-CLASS OF 1961 Row Row Row Row One Arthur Frye James Nave Mary J Rose Clarence Clltes Donny Corle Peggy Wllfong James Weneck Two Ronald Thomas Shirley Tew Brenda Anderson Carolyn Cook Cynthla Beegle Leonard Growden Patrlcla Nixon Doris Yance Three Allen Holler Royce Regan Cora Martin oyce Koontz Ton: Maholsky Dnana Llngenfelter Junior Sclranko Foul Carol Ann Beckett Blame Earl Turner Ronald Hennls Fred McKinley Jlm Comp Terry Arnold Row Row Row ROW Onc Jean Ferght John Valentine Gerald Groves Ronald Tate Richard Simpson Peggy Defubaugh Gary Muller Two Eugene Redlnger Clyde Howsare Caroyln Barnhart, Vlvlan Zardarla Rlchard Little Melissa Blackburn Sue Ann Dlehl Bull Unger Thlee Duck Dunkle Linda Baughman, Allce Morrrs, Robert Jones Natalie Jess Peggy Leydlg Ted Harold Four Joseph Wright Kathy Wright Elanor Madore Frank Beard Beverly Swlndell Bernard Stuffler U4 66 ' 9 Y I 7 Y Y 7 I I ! 7 I 7 Y , . . . , . . . . ' 7 l 1 V Y ! 1 'f 9 v v 1 1 ' X, . . . . . 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' 'I 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' EIGHTH GRADE-CLASS OF 1961 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row One Wllllam Otto Donna Falt Richard Wlll Carole Brendle Faye Beegle Davld Exlme Richard Whe stone Two Therese Taylor Donna Galloway Carl Shannon, Beverly Vogel Marlon Irwun Steve Diehl Ann Brown Barbara Foor Three Florence Sclranko Walter McCoy Jon Gentllman Gerry Hershberger John Wllson John Stan zzola Nancy Logue Fou1 Bonnle Rae Foor, Lee Huntsman Damel Cessna, Harold Sclranko, Barbara Morgart Lee Bardell One Shlrley Diehl Joan Border Laura Stlffler Nancy Grlmes Patrucna Beckett Darlene Fuckes Dorothy McVlcker Two Earl Lybarger Mona Weyant John Foor Gladys Zembower Davld Tew Gary Pierson Gloria Jean Biddle Judlth Fungaroll Three Richard Rose Carl Taylor Theodore Wertz Shirley Snyder Charles Holler Milton Arnold Four Lloyd Groves Floyd Chaney James Rush Jlm Martun Wesley Cessna Malon Clark 11 1 1 null ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' , . . , , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 - , it 9. 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Q - n '1 '- ' -' ' f .5 f - x ,, 4 Q1 SEVENTH GRADE-CLASS OF 1962 Row One Sharon Hlte, Catherine Caverly Bonnle Stlffler, Opal lmler, Mary Hann, Carole Bollman, Margaret Wertz Row Two Rlchard Amlck, Vaughn Whisker, Dennls McGill Bonrue Dlehl Marianne McVlcker Evelyn Foor, Helen Lesh Harold Defnbaugh ROW Three Arlene Clark, Cheryl Nagler, John Morris Duck Llngenfelter, Paul Hebner, Madeline Axmacher Joy Scrltchfleld Row FOU1 Elwood Norman Clark Lols Beegle Joe Grelse, Robert Shlpp Ralph Johnson Trudy Coleman Rom Ron Roxx Hou ull 'QS wig 14' ll' si' ml OnL Lester Myers Donna Jess Douglass Hechler, Holler Two Roderick Lnvengood John Shoemaker Clyde Conner, Vlto Cerra Carol Dlehl Ross Arnold James Eckard Peggy Lesh Thleo Duane Bardell Carolyn Nave, Carole Beutman, Ruta Hemlng Helen Foor Carolyn Mardorff Janice Bralluer F0111 Ruth Conover Raymond Tew Dave Deubler, Phyllls Beegle Gary Foor Dorothy Stlffler Janice Weston Joyce Foor, Nancy Wertz Anna 70 I ... . mm, ,.. . . .. g,,,.,N M- E .' 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' ' SEVENTH GRADE-CLASS OF 1962 Row Cnc Johnny Wilson Walter Ranels Ruthanne lbarra, Stanley Dlvely John Jones Carolyn Smlth Stanley Manges Row Two Barbara Clapper Richard Hemlng Bernetta Farabaugh Jack Nave Guy Feather Paul Jones John Wall Bonnie Smith Row Thlec James Fisher Marvln Guyton Jeanne Knox Connle Hunt Helen Henderson John Lochner, Lloyd Dlehl Row Pom Janet Judy Mary Stlffler Norma ONeal, Douglas May Glorla Milburn Mylah Clark Row Row Row Row One Joyce Clark Shlrley Rose Mary Wnlson Thomas May Mary Bender George Schaefer Robert Bennett Wllllam Hamilton Two Gerald Dlehl Norman Thompson Mary Logue, Sharon Muller Donna Brethauer Richard Cessna James Ford Lols Karns Three Allen Kennell Kathy Wlser Joyce Nave Carole Kauffman Barbara Lewls Mlke Wllson Gloria Swlndell Four Mary Barnes Betty Hunsucker Johnny Simons Jay Brodlsh James Edwards Glenn Cover 71 2 ! I I Y Y I ! Y , . N Z 9 ! 7 5 1 , U I . , . . ' ! 7 7 7 ' : Y l i ' I ! H Y , . Z ! ! Y l - 7 ' I v . 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SEVENTH GRADE-CLASS OF 1962 Rom One Shlrley Rogers, Coy Karns Nancy Bartrolow Patrlck Wllson, Donald Gelsler Raymond ONeal Blllle Lee Schroyer Barbara Gohn Ron 'Iwo Paul Logue Dorothy Hershberger, Sharon Rlchwlne, Robert Mellns Larry Diehl Sherrull Smith Beverly Grimes Clifford Nlcodemus Row Thug Sharon Lough Bonnne Wolfe Shlrley Cornell Betty Catherlne Clltes Charles Karns Beverly Calhoun Rance Harrls Row Foul Josephine Hunt, James Grimes Ronnne Laysdom, Glenna Kelster Karen Berkeblle, Theresa Cook Ram Row Row Row Orc Dorus Tew Tnmothy Henderson Esther Dlber Clnfford Smith Jorden Gate Sandra Earnest Anna Ruth lmler Rae Nave Two Shlrley Tate Joyce Grlmes Mary Ann lmler, Terry Dlehl Allen Peake Wanda Wareham, Betty Koontz David Hammer Th1ee Gary lckes, Anita Lehman Judy Knox Carole Myers Carolyn Dlehl Claudia Crawley Joseph Price Fou1 Clara Ann Koontz, Clyde Shlppey Alfred Clark Gene Stnffler Raymond Hershberger Dlanm Muller 72 V 1 . . . . , - y 4 v 1 v , . Y Z Y ' Y 7 Y , . 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' I v y v v 1 Y H . . . , U - 1 y 1 1 f SEVENTH GRADE-CLASS OF 1962 Row One Peggy Beckett John Moorehead Thomas Cessna, Robert lmler, Wllllam Blddle Bernard Bingham Delorls Hennls Row Two Jacquelme Smlth Donna M Vlcker Judy Stankan, Diana Muller Joyce Ruby Joseph Heacock, Delorus Thompson Bonnue Lowry flow Thlcc Linda Bollman Ronald Max, Robert Holler, Joseph Muller Barbara Hlte Pauline Dlberr Ruth Snyder Ron Om Donna man Charles Ron Tun Robert Howsare hom Ilnmt John Sally Stnnson 17 N uv 9 -1-up 'mf 13 fi' ve mf -41 'Ll Farkas Mlke Fungaroln Wllllam Keller Maranell Lamens Robert Mitchell Gary Wauger DeMoss Harry Otto Yost John Davidson John Maffuccl Russell Feaster Albert Hause James Alt Rnchard Wcrtz Davld McCoy Poy Kegg Linda Yavder Ted Vensel Beatrlce Hnte Mlchael Scuranko 73 - 1 1 1 ' 1 V 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 .,, - ,. - . f ' 1 35 1 5 ,' ,- ., N, .. Q 5, 19 ' , 11. it . ' ,,. 170 ,., ' I A , , , 1 W A aa A ,N --. 1 1' , i . , Y - s ' la V -- -1 v , ' r , , , '11 ,Q ,..1, n- s 1 m , ,.1-1-,..-. , 3 , x-.wtf-..,.,1, 3 111' ' l'.'., . , 1 ss 1 21' , ff -a A 0 .,1 ,,,,. any V '- A V ' t-1.1n.1a1,.1.1. W f l 111111 1.',', .K , P 1,....1,.H,. Q 17? , H1-1-r..w' X V J,,,.mf1, 1. , ' W' ,ju -H , f ,,. ' , L , L4 s - ... -19 ,. .. . V 'f 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . V ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 , '.. lm' . . . . . . , . . 1 , n 1 1 1 1 1 THE ORGANIZATIONS THE ECHO EDITOR JUDITH ORAVETZ ASSISTANT CORR NNA IBARRA THE ECHO Membership on present day Year Book Staffs should be a challenge to the ability of any member and can be one of the student's most important extra curricular activities. Membership entails the use of originality and a coordinated capacity for visualizing, direc- ting, managing, budget control, writing, edit- ing, purchasing, selling, and collecting. The coordination of the many steps in publishing a Yearbook makes the production a business enterprise which should be a challenge to every member of the staff, and when the job is well done, the Yearbook remains as a lasting credit to the staff. Any staff will eventually get the book out, but how much easier and more successful the work can be when the right method is followed. How much more it could have meant to some of us in fun, pleasure, and thrill ot a real creative accomplishment, had we not shirked our responsibility. But it is too late now, and as the great Bard said, Things beyond remedy should be without regret. So, we present to you just another yearbook. ix Brenda Church Corrinna Ibarra Margot Louise Janssens Judith Oravetz Donna Cowan Rosemary Bachelor Carol Ann Little Dorothy Jean Dunkle David Watkins Charles Calhoun Jones John Nevin Grigg Carol Buterbaugh 1Withdrew from school in Decembery Carol Beaver J Ann Maffucci Franklin St Clair McVicker l l l Hr 'i' Cnc: , ' , ' i ' - How TWU: , i , 1 i ' Him' 'lhrcc-, ' ' ' V ' ' - , 0 , . . -79... ARTS AND CRAFTS ARTS AND CRAFTS The Art Department at B H S ns set up to encourage stu dents to expernment In three dimensional as well as two dlmenslonol medla Through thus experlmentatuon with arts and crafts :ndnvnduols have th opportunnty to express their feelnngs and reactions of late and therr envlronment Snnce everyone has some of the ortlst ln hum the oblectuve IS to get each student to realize as nearly as posslble has own po entual In the realm of Creative expression FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Row Row Pow One Janlce Flanders Ruth Koontz Gaul Burtnett Bonnue Muller Jean Bowser Two Joyce Stlckler Carole Slme Charles Mellas Sandra Ferguson Rebecca Nave Anna Benna Rschard lmler Three Nancy Patterson Catherine Heacock Margaret Whetstone Eddie Rose Evelyn Fisher, Beverly Salsberry FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F H A club meets once weekly Thelr projects nnclude Clval Defense Clothmg Drlve, Square Dance Skating Parties, and Leadershnp Trannung at Penn State Unuversaty Club colors are red and whnte the flower as the red rose the motto as Toward New Horlzons The offucers are President Leotta Clark Vnce Pressdent Jane Dnehl Secretary Delores Wyles Treasurer A I d I n e Wagner Hrstoruan, G r o c e Row One Dorothy Stlffler Aldlne Wagner Nancy Stnffler Marlan O Brlen Jane Diehl Anna Leppert Shnpe Row 'Iwo Mildred Whetstore Orpha Albrnght Myra Shaffer Grace Shlpe Mary Blddle Row Thlee Leofta Clark Kathlyn Shannon Dorls Wyles Doris Price Delores Jean Wyles Mary Gibson 80- L 1 s., ' V X ' ' ' , fflt K. . . . S 3 x 1 . . . Q 2, . . . 1 1 . ' ' A M ' Q ', Q . . 1 t 1 , V S t ' ' .M ' ' - 2 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 Norma Shippy, Glenda Miller, Cynthia Whetstone. I l 1 ' 1 . 1 v ! ! ' I L I 4 y v 1 I I 1 I - 11 I ' II 3 1 I ' 1 1 I 1 ' 1 . 1 . . . . . , . . 1 , . , , , v , , u , v , , - I . . . , . I , , , Y , ' 3 - 1 1 1 1 , . FUTURE TEACHERS FUTURE NURSES FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers f Amernca Club conslsts of boys and gurls Interested In the teachnng professnon who may someday become a teach er In the fleld of theur own choosing The mann obpectlve of thus club IS to nnterest stu dents IH thus area In hopes of producing more and better teachers for tomorrow s class rooms Advantages and dns advantages of teachung are presented before the student enablrnq hum to make a wlser cholce for the future Mary Wareham .cw One Bonnle Dlehl Mary Palmer Duane Baker Martha Lou McC0y Patrlcla Diehl Row Two Dauna C Arnold Ella Hudlcka Joyce Smith Sue Houseworth Prlscllla Johnson 'low Thxce Janne Koozer Margot Janssens St Clalr McVlcker James B Wlsker Ron Om Mary Dlbert Gladys Harbaugh Phyllls Dlehl Phyllls Moorehead Bonnie Levar Judy Rose Ruth Dlbert Joan Wllsor Row Two Kathryn Nave Annabell Claycomb Mary Lou Imler Donna Cowan Judy Yander Joan Claycornb Mary Beegle Dnlla Wentz Deanna Reed T11 Nancy Graybnll Ruth Reed Carole Ebersole Colleen Rlsbon Roberta Arnold Maxine Smith Leslie Hoffman JUIIB Ann Howsare Q1 FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses are a gay group of gurls that meet every Wednesday for the purpose of learnlng more about the pro fessuon they are about to enter Their advisor Miss Morse teaches them many useful elementary thnngs Such as takung temperatures taklng pulses and other things which are helpful to them Although the gurls work hard nt s not all work They have partues and they plan to take a trnp to a hospntal Most of the gurls plan to enter Nurses Trannnng after graduatlon and from these g s l am sure wall come a group of verv capable nurses I I ' P' 5: r v v 1 l Y I ' Y 1 i l Y A 'XI 9 v - 1 - ' I . I I I . . ,, I l . 4 . . . I '- ' - - - lrl . . . - -. ' ' T r v v 1 ' . - . . . . 'I . . Y . . ' ' tum IL-Ln . . . . , 1 , - .. Nsah Row One: Karen Green, Pat Hershber- ger, Sandra Martz, Nancy Hite, Lynn Whitfield, Ada Mae KeQ9, Velma Beck. Row Two: Connie Clapper, Dilla Wentz, Sandra Covalt, Sandra Elliott. Norma ,gl Row ' Marie Nancy Holler, Ann B e e g I e, Rose. Three: Rose Proko, Carolee E I I a Hudicka, Graybill, Carol Joyce Smith, Fisher, Brenda Church. on Fou1 M a x n n e Smith Jane Morgret Margot Janssens Don na Wyles Norma Co ver Julia Howsare 1? Row One John Dren ning William McCann red McClintock Richard Sclranko Row Two A I be rt Shuller St Clair M Vlcker Richard Fisher TRI HIY H Y Pure thoughts pure words pure deeds this is the lofty motto of the Trl Hu Y This club is o service orgonlzotnon whose purpose I to creote mountoun ond extend throughout the home school ond community high ston dords of Chrlstlon chorocter The Trl Hu Y Club for senior hugh school gurls is o com ponlon orgonlzotlon to the Hu Y Club for boys ond together they form the hugh school youth progrom sponsored by the Young Men s Chrlstuon ASSOCIOTIOH Trl Hu Y stonds for the three fold purpose of the Y M C A fTr1l os exemplified by hlqh school gurls CHO o :noted with the Y M C A CYD e colors red white blue exemplify socrufuce purity ond loyolnty Blll Shaffer To creote molntoln ond extend throughout cur home school ond community high stond ords of Chrnstuon chorocter is the purpose of the l-lu Y Club stortecl in the school this year This club is composed of o group of senior high boys who enjoy donno octuvutues together During the school yeor we plon ond do mony exciting things Among these numerous octnvutnes ore projects with the Trl HI Y Club bringing IH different prominent people of our community to tolk with us on mony different problems visiting the mony old ond historic ploces of our town working with our school ond helpnng onywoy we con ond mony other OCTIVITIES Mr Potterson ns the leoder of this very exciting ond enloyoble club 'l . 1 . R f 'Z 3 I I Y o A , - , . K O . . :,, L k 3 g .X f , t -1- - f xixi Q l 9 . . F 7 I Q - I' , . ' c- 'QJ , , 'BP ' , I if - I I' II II ' ' I I I I 1 A -1 - - ' I I - S I I . - . U 1 1 ' . I - ' , , . . . . I . . . . ,, . . ,, . . . - . . . . I . .I I 'C . . ffl ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' - - . , . I . . . D , . . -82, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS The Junuor Hugh Chorus consusts of I2O gurls who ore unterested un chorol work These gurls ore under the durectuon of Mr Wullucum Mutchell The chorus sunqs mony dufferent types of musuc ond usually spends more fume on the rnusuc they oll enjoy The purpose of the Junuor Huqh Chorus us to prepore them for future work un the Senuor Hugh Chorus The Junuor Chorus goye one concert durung ossembly thus yeor ond hopes to do more next yeor rm Inu I urhurx Ll uppu un mn Berenutu F urn huugh Joue Foor Pcgp lush Sondru Hunt Januu. Fl mdyrs N tmv Iorus Vlarv Wudu Donnx Fart R Hu fum Shurlcv Rose Cxrol Lrlusum Chcrxl Smulh Hcnrumttx Smuth Je un Knox Delorus Han n s Bonnie Lowrv Fr umes Hows ure I ena Koontz Je un Shotm ukrr L ulherun- Su.hur unko mu I' uruu J unquelun Smut Bonnuu C xlhoun Du mm B urdcll B urh tru Wulson Anna Imlcr Jr. un Bowser P ul Nuxon Judy St unk un Rays N wc Pollv Rose Rmu Four IN xmv Rose PLu.u.y D uuu.hh uug.h Barhlr 1 Gr xhm Rulu Hmfmu. Bonnue Wolf Sm dru. F urnest Jordun G nes B ur hart Moru.1rt Ku Wuser War rural Traul Jean Duehl mu unc nl a ho Judulh Howsare Dorothw lmler Burhara Huxon Rose 'vlarue Im Lrund Vlxrgaret Morgar! Nhxunu. Suruc Ruth inxder Rose Thomp son lsnn Vloorehead Rmu Om Vlxhh Clark Doro u K VN ureh um Bonnie Foor Fuun Whuttueld Framus Hook Shurlcw urls tt Joue Reeder Jean C ruu.hIen Bun Hershhcruxr Putruuu Beukett Brenda Ander SOYI um Tutu N xncx Strut ar I1 xrr Rose. Lmda Kuel 'Vkhssa I ludshurn Sharon Fletaher Anu t u I uhm un Donnu Gulson Doru run Pup Well Bxrharr I Lvsus mu :nt Clxudtu Cravslu Ilrrhrru Hutc Karyn Berk hulp Nlrrrurpt Cravulex Frumus Ax rw dur Fliln Rudusull Crladxs lnnuhoucr X alle Jess Nut n ludirlr Dorothx Hovxsarc Judx Isnox nu fum' Lous Faust Shur u X tunld Lxmhua Be Llc Dorus Iimme N uIn'a Smuth Phxlus John on Sura Crcrsel Shurlcx Snwdcr Coru XIIYIITI Carol Pcrlnll out rt Susan Baku Nlar uns lundu Ixuuttman C u ol Hpmrn Theresa Fura u Bottx Nlax Donn oun S xr ex K re. s L urol L phnns Both of the choruses cure un need ot boys tor the lower reguster work To hove o well bolonced chorus they need cu few boys to round out the-ur tour port musucol selectuons PII boys who mught be unterested an chorol work for next yeor should Contact Mr Mutchell Wuth C1 thought un mund ot hovung fun we Ieove the Junuor Hugh Chorus ond wull wont for o yeor to see the some smulunq toces doung bug tume wuth the Senuor Chorus fri I A i . , V X . . . I , 11 - . 11 - - ' ' I 'z in 2 1 'L ' I 4' NI: ,' II: . ' L A 1- 1 ' ' : Q ' Q , . 1 1 I ' Ji I JA ,. I: 'I I ' , . . I . , . . X . R ' 'I H: z'A I . 'lt ' R -' f'-': CII C'l un. ' I -I v ,Y A 4 'I A ' ' . . I . ' - 4 I - 1, Q 1 fr V. .. 1. Q w age' Q34 ft 1 Q' 'Q I 1,359 B I A ',. I --J .4 R - , ,I rg.. , wg X V1 r -' -. 1' 'g . . 1 ' 2 u v I M R ' Tl ': 'Q 'L 'I' ', .a :- 'I A' . 44' ' ' ' . at' ' . In - ' . I1 1 1. , ' '. , , , , . A . 'N R, I ' 1 ' A . J 'lg - -' ' up A- in Q eg E. R f rr: , I A. r - I V garcl H. 1 c. f 1 'L ' . , lr - ' ' 1 '- . h.u ph. I , . .u N Q. h l, ' -p A 1 St-- ! -33- SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY CLUB Row One: Donna Dunkle, Peggy Howsare, Ann Miller, Margaret Beemiller, Rosalie Albright, Nancy Stiffler, Barbara Foor, Diane Flan- ders. Row Two: Darla Schnabel, Carolyn Foor, Martha Lou McCoy, Joyce Diehl, Bonnie Levar, Mary Lou lmler, Anna Benna. Row Three: Dilla Wentz, Rose Marie Proko, Dorie Wyles, Frances Mellott, Rose Heming, Donna O'NeaI, Delores Jean Wyles, Louise Evans. Row Fo.u': Ruth Ely Joyce Shaf- fer Joan Smith Donna Foor Elaine Arnold Julla Howsare Jane Valentine SR HIGH LIBRARY CULB Purpose to give senior high pupils who are interested in worklncj in and knowing more working in the Library This group has cer tain definite projects which it accomplishes during the school term Namely the float in the Halloween Parade which depicts books and reading the reorganizing of the pernodlca room and rearrangement of the magazines so they will be more accessible for student use Also this group IS active in library publicity During National Book and Brotherhood Wee they prepare certain displays for use an our display cases in the corridors JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY CLUB Row One Shirley Rose Lois Karns Sharon Rlchwlne Norma Rose Joyce Miller Margaret Gard ner Delorls Hennls Therese Tay lor Donna Ickes Row Tvlo Nancy Judy Maureen Wright Marjorie Zubrod Dorls Snyder Esther Dlbert Mary Esther Benna Judy Cross Linda Sheaffer, Joanne Wilson Row Three Wanda Wareham Norma Hockenberry Gloria Jean Biddle Anita Lehman Vivian Zadarla Pat Case Janet Davidson Jane Fox Carole Myers Mary Ann lmler Row Four Natalie Jess Peggy Leydlg Shirley Wlgfield Rachel Stuckey Beverly Swlndell Carol Stephens, Judy Diehl Cora Mar tl n Joyce Nave .IR HIGH LIBRARY CULB The mann objectives for the Junior Hugh Library Group are as follows to become acquainted with the Library to observe the tasks that are being performed by Senior Hugh assistants consisting of book arrangements checking in and out of books uslna card catalogues etc The Junior Hugh Cl b also enjoys making the Llbrary an attractive place in which to study by checking the order of shelves, dusting making bookmarks and assisting in preparing displays for the Bulletin Board The project for the year is making a Bedford Hugh Diary The group will clip from the Bedford Newspapers articles or events concerning B l-I S and Its activities These clippings will then be Inserted In this scrapbook about it, the advantagke and opportunity of I l . t ' . . 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' 'I ll FBLA F B L A IS an organization conslstnna of the Future Business Leaders of Amerlca It meets every Wednesday En olled rn the club are the gurls who wrsh to become secretorles of tomorrow On one occasuon the club took a trap to the bank and found out th process which the bank qoes throuah everv dav Many more trlbs to dlfterent buslness places In town v be made ln the future The Sta e F B L A convention will be h ld at the Bed ford Sprlngs ln the sprlnq Rcm Ono Gloria Cornelnus Wll ma Stump Mereta Grlmes Darla Schnabel Joann Smith Connre Clapper Lucille Rose Pat Seifert Carolyn Burtnett Velma Beck Row Two Joyce Whysong Pat W I Mary Jane Ohler Nancy Hlte Audrey Weyant Norma Rose Dianne Taylor Ada Mae Kegg Joan Reeder Carolyn Foor Row Thleo Mary Hlxon Evelyn Flsher Loulse Evans Linda Boll anger Rose Hemung Carol Buter baugh Elsle Wllllams Nancy Wllllams Mary Ellen Chaney Rou FULII Joyce Weston Ruth Manges Frances Mellott Norma Cover Nancy Cessna Donna Wyles Shirley Trall Carol Beaver Donna Hemlng Dorothy Martin CUSTODIANS Mud? Dust? Cold room? Broken drunk :ng fountaln7 No paper towels? Just call for one of the custodlans These men and women hlred by the school board to th purpose of cleonlng and preservlnfl our school are very well versed un such thrnns as leokv faucets no heat radlators or broken pencll Sharpeners Just remember thus :sn t all they d Who sweeps the bunldlna each evenrng9 Who tures the furnaces? Who cleans the wrn dows7 Three cheers for the Custodlans of Bedford Hugh School' AL., 1Lcft to R ht' Raymon Norman Muller Harris Ruth Long Leroy Blackburn Geraldine Lafer ty Luther Rose Ethel Hlte TRAVEL CLUB The Unnted States Travel Club under the sponsorship of Mrs Smoke consists of nme members from the nlnth arade class Thus club meets every Thursday dunno the actlvlty period Through thus travel club these boys and gurls study places of hustorlcal Importance educatlonal lnstltutnons and :ndustrlal farms of places they may have the opportunity to vlslt ln the future To add varuetv to theur program oral reports are qlven concerning the polnts of lnterest of each state Also special speakers are lnvlted ln to show plctures and tell of theur travels ln the Unlted States HOME MECHANICS Thus group the Home Mechanics Club meets every Monday durnna actlvlty pernod lt ns under the leadership Ot One Of Our Oble shop teachers Mr Smuth The prnncupal objectlve of the ten members of thus club IS to gann lnformatuon whnch may someday be useful an their homes Knownna how to use a few tools put a shlne on a plece of wood or metal or flx a broken chanr may come un handy someday Each of the eight glrls and two boys nn the club have some project luke refunnshnng a piece of old furnuture or buuldnng a shelf This new and dnfferent club ns open to anyone not an one of the shop courses Rov One Cynthia Whetstone Betty Hershberger Nancy Rose Mary Wyley Row Two Wllllam Smlth Blalr Evans Laurence Bmgham Norma Hockenberry 'x 'EY C7 Hmm One Saundra Beegle, Evelyn Frsher Cather ne lckes, Sandra Ferguson Liam Txxo Jane Valentme, D Ray Evans, Nllke Kllcoln Joyce Shaffer 1 . 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SENIOR HIGH CHORUS ' , A sl It Row One Dorothy Conover Phyllus Duehl Patty Ford Fay Heasley Annabell Claycomb Saundra Beegle Duane Flanders Beverly James Joyce Duehl Mary Dubert Wulluam E Mutchell Row Two Annetta Clutes Martha Lour McCoy Deanna Reed Sandra Ferguson John Boyd LeRoy Cross Suzy Koontz Katheryn Nave Blanch Holler Helen Tew Row Three Easter Ruggs Joan Claycovnb Dorus Wyles Clarence Anderson Warren Brockelman Ross Steele Lunda Fleegle Della McCoy Jane Valentune Row Foul Sara Beegle Prusculla Johnson Ivan Steele Ray Evans Larry Morgart Ronald Muller Joan Smuth Joyce Shaffer The Senuar Hugh Chorus consusts of thurty nune senuor hugh pupuls durected by Mr Wulluam Mutchell Mr Mutchell and the students choose the musuc that they thunk evervone wull enuoy Every February the chorus holds uts concert un the audutoruum of Bedford Hugh Row Ore Eluzabeth Zembower Laura Shoem Thus club us for uunuor huqh school gurls and uts purpose us to guve them an opportunuty to become acauaunted wuth the baton and the work a mauorette must Derform These gurls are unstructed by one of the senuor mauorettes and are taught the fundamentals of twurlung and how to construct varuous routunes aker Trudy Vensel Mary Jo Stewart Henruetta Smuth Donna James Pattu McGull 'ena Theodosua Koontz Rovu Txxo Barbara Huxson Peggy Defubaugh Lunda Luvengood Carole Kauffman Jane Fox Faun Whut fueld Barbara Graham Row Three Clara Ann Koontz Betty Ann Hunsucker Kathy Wrught Eleanor Madore Susan Baker Phyllus Johnson Xtui 3 y u v , , u u u u u . . 3 u 1 s u u I 7 l Y ' I v ' - u v v , 1 Y I l 'I 1 1 u s y y , . 1 I u v u r 1 9 7 I- ' ' ' I u u u u v ' , . 3 v u 1 v s - Q, ' ,, , , M V , ' L , La ... 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L , ' f I fc, . . x F I ARCHERY CLUB RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club as o new club thus veor ond got off to o good stort with tnftv four mem bers Thus club strnves to Instruct ououls In the sport of rifle shooting The group con slsts of sensor hlgh members Thus orgonl zotuon recelved Its ottlclol chorter from the Notlonol Rrtle Assoclotlon on October 29 1956 lt IS hoped that the club wall be able to portnclpote wlth other schools ln the future The students elected ottlcers conslstlnfl of Presndent Vice President Secretory Treosurer ond Ronge Officer RWLE CLUB Row One Margaret Spr-:gg Wllllam Womer Nancy Ohl er Jane Shaffer Annabell Claycomb Beverly Mock Joseph Clapper Row Two Margie Hudlcka Donna 0Neal Sue House worth Jane Morgret John Drennlng Easter Ruggs Judie Shandelmler Rose Relley Row Three Cletls Beegle Lee Nave Robert Harding Wllllam Muller Ronald Bak e Dan Bingham Wllllam Fungaroll Row Four Larry Morgart, James Stankan Norman Bus sard Dan Kerr Ralph Hlte, Blll Shaffer ARCHERY CLUB The Archery Club IS o new octlvlty ot B l-l S ond got oft to o good start wlth thrrty mem bers The club strives to turnlsh Instruction ond promote the snort of orchery Sutfucuent equnpment hos been received to enoble oll members to octlvely oortncnoote when weother permits Winter octlvltles conslst of moan tolnlng equipment ond constructing torgets The club conslstunq ot o Presudent Secretory ond 0 Treosurer, to serve for o term of on school yeor Ron Om Corrlnna lbarra Joseph Clapper Charlotte Wilson Elsle Wnlllams Ella Hudlcka Margie Huducka Ann Townsend Sally Swartz welder Roxx Txxo Pat Harris East Rlggs Lee Deflbaugh Richard Koontz Robert Hardung Lee Shaffer Clar ence Hechler Ed Koontz Suzanne Felght Rom Thlee Larry Morgart Bull Shaffer James Stankan Robert Cessna Ralph Hlte Albert Shuller Robert Wynn Roger Vance I v , - , y Y Y 3 v , - 1 v 1 9 9 , . 5 v I Y , - r, s , - Y Y I ' ' ' Q .' f 2 I f f f ' x. K' Q .l ' 'I I 1 'V , X I . B V l K T? A 1 y V 1 - 5- rf X 1 Nl v v ' ' . 7' r . . . lx' ef' v 1 - I ' ' 4 X 4 7 1 1 - Y I 1 , if x , . . 5. in - 1 . , . f J. X v r A t' 7 Y 'vy- - v ,..- s Y. X V r CAMERA Row One Ruby Feathers Jane Bohn Carolee Holler Charl tte Wllson Ruth D: Row Two Joyce Weston G raldlne Thomas Allen Wertz Jlm Wh: ker Harry Hemmg Rlchard Sclranko Row Three Lane Hart ock David Johnson Ronnle May Albert Shuller Thomas lm CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB An actnvuty for the sensors of Bedford Hugh the Photography Club combines the serlous ness of the classroom with the untormalltv of a small group to present a sclentnfuc knowledge and to qaun an appreciation of the art of taklng snapshots Meetlng once a week durlng the actlvuty perlod the work and dns cusslons vary accordung to the Interests of the members The club lake any good organ: zatuon has nts goals They are to brlng to the student a practical knowledge of photo graphy through lectures demonstrations, care fully supervised fneld trups and experience FIRST AID CLUB Thus group under the dlrectnon of Mr Doyle ns composed of approxumatelv twenty fave Sensor Hugh students They meet durlng the actlvnty period on Monday and Thursday of each week The purpose of thus club ns to teach students the proper tnrst and used an case of an accndent or sudden lllness Thus course consnsts of learnuna manv varlous ways to and a person which mav range from the treatment ofthe sllahtest cut to the treatment of broken bones or serlous bleedlna lt was proved very worthwhxle s.,,4 CLUB Ruth Dlbert Phyllls Judy Rose Nancy Hate mer Gladys Harbaugh Dlbert bell Claycomb Nancy Hlxon Grace Shlpe nold Richard Sclranko FIRST AID Dlehl Phyl Ins Moorehead Robert Plum Mary Row Two Joyce Wlll Anna Dlehl Dlxle Deflbaugh E a u dlcka Carolee Holler Mary Row Three Joan Claycomb Cletls Beegle Judy McKln e S Clair McVlcker Wayne Arnold Roberta Ar I 1 1 1 A ' '. -1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 3 1 , . 1 :- . .. , 1 1 y . l 1 1 ' . - , D ' . 1 ' ' ' 1 . ' 1 . - , ' . Q :A I Q . ' 3 I 1 1 1 . , , . , . 1 1 0 1 13 - J . ' I 1 1 ' ' 1 ,V , ' . ' 1 ll H - - L -. , 1 A , - '- 1 1 1 ' , . I ' I 1 . v - ly, f- - , , ' , . ...-1. l.-.. . .. I Rovi One Anna Swlndell Dorothy Conover Judith Oravetz Sara Jean Koontz Janie Easter Carol Mickle Rau Txxo Ruth Ann Hea cock Keith Veach Fa e Claycomb Page Delaney Carol Rudisill Jesse Koontz Row Three John G rig g Margot Janssens William Creps Gretchen Shaffer Harriet Fletcher Fred Tener Rou Foul Bob Yates Lar ry Claycomb John Wright c7 5lr Q R K 1 NJH Row One Lena Koontz Ronald Young Evelyn Creps Sharon Fletcher Joyce Stick ler Bonita Brendle Cynthia Whetstone Row Two Eve Ann Hersh berger James Weston, Shir Iey James James Cuppett Carole Sime Nancy Patter son Row 'Ihree Phyllis Johnson Susan Baker Catherine Hea cock David Waugerman Theresa Farabaugh Dorothy May Carol Stephens. HONOR SCCIETIES Many are called but few are chosen. Such is the condition which exists with the honor societies. Their objectives and stan- dards are kept rigidly high, so that member- ship is limited to those having initiative and incentive to head their classes. This organi- zation wants leaders not followers. lt is based on four attributes: scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service-to the school and to the community. Membership in the societies is the goal of all students. The Junior Honor Society is composed of eighth and ninth graders who meet twice a month with their faculty advisor, Mr. Behrers, 90- to discuss improvements needed in the school and community, and to organize a plan of action for such matters. Although inactive, you retain membership throughout your high school career, unless you receive a failing grade in any subject. This automatically cancels your name from the roll. The Senior Honor Society is composed of juniors and seniors ranking in the upper third of their class who are chosen by a special faculty committee. Their advisor is Miss Litzinger. Although comparatively inactive, all members are very happy to wear the pin which identifies them as the chosen few. 'S-. COLLEGE CLUB Rovy One Ann Beegle Rose mary Bachelor Jeanne Dun kle Brenda Church Judy Oravetz Rom Two Janie Koozer Sharlet Snyder Charles Jones Nancy Graybill Rom ThlLL David Johnson Norman Bussard Robert Barnhart Margot Janssens Robert Wynn MATH CLUB Rovt Om Peggy Howsare Eddie Over Jacob Baker Terrance Veach Ruth Ann Heacock Bill Stotler Rom Two Robert Wynn Thomas I m g r u n d Jesse Koontz Harvey Hnllegass David Johnson Ronald Baker THE COLLEGE BOUND CLUB The College Bound Club is o newly formed organization consisting of seniors who are planning to go to college The members elect officers but the club does not necessarily func tion under leadership. At the meetings the sponsor tries to give the pupils an idea of what college life will be like. They discuss and ask questions concerning what will be expected of them once they are there. The sponsor helps them in any way she can to select the right college. This club will help anyone who is considering a college education, MATH CLUB The Senior High Moth Club was organized this year by Mr Heacock It meets during the activity period on the first and third Tues day of every month In this club the mem bers learn short cuts in multiplication, add: tion, subtraction, and division, They also work amusing puzzles which require math Since this club was organized this Year, the members have not completely decided upon a program, but something will be worked out so that a definite program will be followed in future years. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA I HUM mis . , , I XML' 13f624m JS' L , t , ,I A f 3 ,j If I ia.. : A, ' I 52 1 A 1 gr .HU i One of our departments which has been greatly enlarged and modernized in our new school system is the aariculture department This course sponsors the organization known as the Future Farmers ot America In Agriculture the bovs learn bv doing protects for themselves Thev have home projects so that they can carrv out their learning These consist of raising poultry livestock crops and dairyinq These pro lects bv their dav to dav activitv provide interesting intormaticn for class discussion Many times when prolects reach an in teresting phase in their development field trips are made bv the bovs so that they can see how a particular problem can be so'ved or corrected These field trips aive oppor iunity tor the bovs to exchanae ideas con Cerning Project activity We have a few pictures of the b vs The first is a qroup of seniors on a field trip This was taken on the Svlvester Hoagland tarm Dave Chase is telling the boys how a spill wav is desianed at the end ot o diversion ditch and dumps it into a wooded area to prevent further erosion Next we have a picture ot a bulldozer operator demonstrating how a diversion ditch is con structed The boys look on i,.f 3 ff , A aw , K. r r ,g 1 -f f V-., A ....... , -.--, f , , 10' V + ' f 1 4 r .I' F ' w L ' ' f Q 5 I -fa up , ff X ,V , V. , .,.. A, .53 Jfghitiz - M W 'Q f w ff - v fm .55 ff, -.1 ,, M 4 1, , - 1 'J , 1 ., L ,Q ri. 3 ,131 .,...::, i,.,., , . 1 K ., . .. , 'f , 'viii ' Row One: Earl Diehl, James Jones, Wilson Nlartz, William Horton. Carl Sellers. Charles Whitfield, Simon Grimes, Mr. Edward Brown, Instructor. Row Two: Leroy Wigfield, William Calhoun, Charles Rose, Jehu Eckard. DeWayne Diehl, Richard Koontz, Nor- man Smith. Row Three: Wayne Arnold, Larry Morgart Richard Foor, Frank Anderson Jeff Pyle Roger Vance Row Fou1 Thomas How are Ralph Snyder Norman Anderson Robert Barnhart Robert Cessna Carl Beegle Richard Diehl 92 1 3 .KTM ,sw sr I i it vs l 4 if Y Q i r 4 , 'Q , 1 v . Y . t . 1 X ' XPS, 1 Y N - 4 P U 1 L .e S y ' K A A l F v v l l l - l . . . . . I . . in I 1 , I ,,' - -. I I .L ' ' l TV' - . D ' C. ' Q T - A , , ,sr t-.1 '-I A . ' . , X , . - - I A V ' is W' ff. t x Qlxgrv its Lg .. ,, 'gif -5f,w . A Lint X, N V J J P L2 ,. ...,,. ,.,,, .,,..-...-. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA mx Om Bull Sumon Blame Hurley Dale Grumes Dave Watkuns Harry Nave Stan Iey Turner Lenord Turner Mr Wulluam Kelly Instruc or mx no en m Ronald Wareham John Mul Ier Floyd Kegg Gene Weav erlung Robert Rungler John Conover Robert Burkett Row 'Ihucc Charles Muller Lee Defubaugh Max Weaver I ng Ronald Sollenberger Gary Kegg Ed Koontz Rob ert Karns Row Foul George Turner John Snyder Tom Yoder an Moorehead Mue Smouse Clarence Anderson Q' 9 1' -Wag? Thus us a pucture of the junuor class un the new agruculture shop answeruna to roll call ln the next pucture we see Q qroup of senuors on a fueld trup Here Dave Chase us ullus tratung wuth hus hand the drop water makes un travelung a hundred feet Another phase un the agruculture course and perhaps the one enlarged and moder nuzed the most us the agruculture shop The shop guves the boys a great opportunutv to learn how to operate take care of and re pour farm machunery They also learn many relatuve skulls such as welduna paunt ung woodworkung and how to operate the shop machunes The boys have projects un shop just as they do un the farmung phase of the course Here, too, they learn by doung thungs for themselves The projects are done un the dauly shop peruods Examples of these pro jects are feed carts, hog feeders, tractor pens, traulers, bag holders, and many others Not all of these boys wull choose farmung as theur lufe's work, but un whatever pro fessuon they enter, they wull fund that theur traunung and experuences un the Future Farmers of Ameruca wull be useful and very worthwhule. 3' fs. CAFETERIA STAFF Front Ron Mrs Ruth Mor rss Mrs Sarah Smith, Mrs Catherine King Mrs Olive Bankes, Mrs Lillian Zem bower, Mrs Ethel Naugle Back Rovx Ms Aldene Bahm Mrs Sarah Anderson Mrs Catherine Cessna, Mr Reese Zembower Mrs Irma Davidson Mrs Margaret Oliver Our cafeteria staff consists of eleven women and one man Mrs Katherine Cessna is in charge of the staff Everv dav cur staff 1 faced with the problem of supplyina us with o nutritious meal for onlv twentv five cents They manage this very nicelv qiving us de licious meals for much less monev than we would have to oav in a restaurant Our ladies ofthe cafeteria also subolv us with extra food such as one cake ice cream etc They have a modern convenient kitchen to work in but it is still a bla 'ob to feed eleven hundred people every day, suv The Model Builders is a new addition to the activities at B H S lt is a club which tries to develop in the student an interest in de signing and constructing airplanes and similar industrial commodities There are about forty members and they are supervised bv a new faculty member Mr Greaser Mr Greaser supervised a similar club at Quakertown where he taught before coming to Bedford The bovs select their own orniects and the instructor offers help to those who need it Mr Greaser has divided his club into two groups the basic or beqinners and the advan ced group. The boys find the club interesting and educational. MODEL BUILDERS Naugle. good. Rap 0'Ncal. Roy Key.. Mauclx. Little. Slilller. Run- Onu: Gary Waugcrman. Harry Thompson. Robert Mclius. Paul Lo uc. Nelson Venscl. George Schaefer. Richard Amick. Gary Run- Tim: John Mal'l'ucci. Donald Geisler. Thomas C-assna. Crep Fish er. John Nloorehcad. Roderick Inen Ruw Threw: Perry Morse. Lex, Bar de l. Larry Reighard. Earl Lyhxr er Clyde Howsarc. Lcc Huntsman John Lochner. Norman Thompson. Allen Run- Four: VVilliam Calhoun O seph Miller. Les Keller. Ro ert Hershhergcr. Jim Shcalfer. Raymond Hcrshherger. Charles Miller, Richard Row Fire! Hubert HCI'lI1lS. Bill Rook. James Rush. Martin 5411115 Juris Galilis. Floyd Smth. Euiccne HI-LITES STAFF Row One: Sally Swarlzwelder. Bar- hara Mostoller. Mary Lou lmler, Diane Baker, Kathryn Nave. Pat Will, Joyce Dishong. Carol Little. Row Tim: Suzy Koontz. Carol Buterhaugh. Carolee Holler, Rose- mary Bachelor. Judie Shandelmier, Margie Hudicka. Margie Frear, Gladys Harbaugh. Run' Three: Dean Huntsman. Sue Houseworth, Sltarlet Snyder. Leslie Hoffman. Georgia Como, Judy Livengood, Zona Miller, Row Four: Alice Farahaugh, Bill Stotler. Kay Klein. James Whisker, Terry Semanek. Charles Jones. Pris- cilla Johnson, Carol Beaver. HI-LITES This busy group of people, under the super- vision of Mr. Radle, works hard to publish six issues of our school paper each year. ln organizing an issue, the editor-in-chief assigns each person a particular article to be written. Then each article must be proof read very carefully, so that the commercial girls can type them without much difficulty. The whole process ends up in the printing office From these we get our finished product, The Bed- ford Hi-Lifes. JR. HI GH JUNIOR HIGH BAND The Junior High Band is under the direction of both Mr. Hunsicker and Mr. Mitchell, This organization is composed of about one hun- dred students from seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. lt gives the boys and girls experience in band work and the fundamentals of playing with a group before they are put into the regular band. This also gives them a chance to see what they can do by themselves without the help of senior high students. They meet once a week, for rehearsals. BAND 293 I. V, LST Rnw One: Rusty Keller. James Smouse. Bernetta Farabaugh, Hen- rietta Smith. Trudy Vensel. John Beam, Lloyd Diehl. Greg Fisher. Perry Morse. Lena Koontz. Laura Shoemaker, Tom Burtnett, Guy Fea- ther. Gary Martz. Mike Fungaroli. RUM' Twoi Elilabeth Zemhowef. Ronald Vlay. David Hammer, Mary Jo Stewart. Sandra Lee Carney. Don- na James. Mylah Clark. Ruth Sny- der. Betty Koontz. Barbara Hixson. Margaret Morgart. Faun Whitfield, Mac Greenland. Patti McGill. Rnw Tltrvv: Sherry Mann. Gary lckes. Shirley Burket. Melissa Black- hurn. Glenn Cover. Donna Gilson. Eve Hershherger. Douglas Reese, Sharon Fletcher. Carol Kauffman. Jane Fox. Earhara Graham. Peggy Defihaugh. Wanda Wareham, Carolyn Barnhart. Rmv Four: All-en Peake. Anita Leh- man. Natalie Jess. Terry Arnold, Jim Cuppett. Velma Smith. Phyllis Johnson. Clara Ann Koontz. Elaine Rudisill. Betty Hunsieker. Richard Little. Frances Axmacher. Judy Knox. Dick Dunkle. Run' I-'iwz Catherine Heacock, Jay llrodislt. Kathy Wright, Eleanor. Ma- dore. llill Dixely. Joe Koontz. Mar- tin Gailitis. John Waller. Suu Deuh- lcr, Hill Stern. 'lheresa l-arahaugli, Susan lialwr. Carl Taylor. TUMBLERS CLUB The Tumblers Club under the dIrectIon of Mr Arthur Gnmm wos newly oroomzed thIs yeor tor the purpose ot developmq gymnostIc skIIIs ond qenerol phvsIcoI powers In Its mem bers TheIr CICTIVIIISS Include rope cIImbIng tumblmg, stunts, ond work on the porollel ond borIzontcII bors They ore sometImes IoIned by the GIrIs Gym Club ond perform theIr stunts In couples ThIs GrouD of senIor hIgh boys meet eoch Wednesday In our new ond well equipped gymnosmm SENIOR HIGH Zembovur BIII Joms Robert Vkxnn JR HIGH CLUB John WIII JoIInnI VVIISOII Joseph Heuock John XNIISUI1 MIM Vtcsnncr bu H IrrIs Fred VILKIIIILI Lo'1mII1 Lco Wcken IL Itrr n s 1 F In I I JUNIOR HIGH TUMBLING CLUB The JunIor HIgh TumbIIng Club IS Cl group of thIrty boys from the seventh eIghth ond nInth qrodes whIch meet IWICG o month The purpose of the club IS to further ond develop the boys Interest In ohvsucol CICTIVITIES Although the club IS desIqned orImorIlv tor tumblmq the bovs are olso touoht monv kInds ot stunts ond phvsIccII teots Mosterv of these promotes o teelmq of sotIstcIctIorI In boys who ore physIcoIIv tIt ond well co ordmoted The sponsor ot thIs club IS Mr Edward Clork TUMBLERS RIIII Om Rod Elllott Robert Sol IenbcrI.Lr CI In Bowser SImucI Forcm H1 Clarence Hcchler L Irl III III II Robert NVIIIt IIL Id cr me N I. Ich L SIIJIILI' Robert Turmr L I Iude Darr Petc Sm dur VI .Irren Iirochelm In Lerox L ross Rf II Thru Ron Kldd Xlbtrt SIIIII e Y oun S Imutl Hunt Don IIJ VI hetstone B Irrx Iiurtmtt BOYS GYM RIIII Um RIthIrd HOVINITL Don ald CIeIsIer WIIIIam HImIItoII Don Ild VH. IXCTIIHL Albert H IUSL Dqvld IVILLIII CI.IrI MIrt7 'VIIM I-un IYOII III TII 11 Dick W II Yom In dcrs VIIIIIIITI Blddl Tom Hurtnctt J Imcs N ne Dal: Grnms RobI.rt Bcnmtt P Iul Lo uc R II 0 Nz, II IIII flzrtt Donm L If L J lmLS CII IS IIII Ronme Thom IS P ItrItk Arnold Tmeothx Foor lIr n R dI sIII VlII.IIIel Kldd IILII Wmdoxxs IIII mfr oxcc I In Illlllttl' Sur Inko Ron Ild VIIIHLIIL Id L II Irlcs LoI.sdon JIn Zembovcr I LL ktllcr IIrI Pmrson JIm Bltttcnb r r IIII I It Fred Robcrtson lIm IITT I WI '.I 3:1 fax '- Rf ' T ' : fa , T- - ru ' ' . I:-e I ' ' . I ' , - ,II ' l I, I X' . I r. lnirie ' g. .I - . I RI' 'II is. 'V FI: - R ' 'I :H II- li Az., iv ln.: .ul f I: RI, -RYi.lt ' Cz' I . A' I II ' Q gc I. R I Ti I - . .I - 'I L . ' A U. .I' I 1 . ' 1 C . , 'I- liu 1, Jin. Hite. rt II I-urtl. I I - - 1 I -' ' I ' ' ' ' - - - ' , ..., , . . I D I V - . I . , ' U -1 . . - . -96- SENIOR HIGH GYM CLUB JUNIOR HIGH GYM CLUB Mrs Baker and Miss Phillipoi the girls gym teachers have theur hands full teaching thirty fuve senior hugh gurls advanced gym nastucs and tumbling Theur uobs are made easier by two important facts I The gurls un thus club have chosen ut because they are interested un learnuna phys ucal and mental coordination through gym nastucs 2 The equipment that us available to us us all n w We are uncanvenuenced only because thus club meets just once a week Even though the senuor hugh gym club us advanced and the work us hard, we get a lot of enjoyment from ut SR HIGH GIRLS GYM CLUB mi Om Anna Jean Foor Cor nnr Iharra Dorothy Conoxer Ann uller Minnie Whysonu. Joxee ushon Srlly Swartlvuelder Vlary nn Loeolun Ruby Feathers me um Annr Henna Anna reoner Jovee Will NfIrru.ue Wear lunr. Bexerlv Salsherrw Sandra trtz Judv Ornetz lots Hrnn m Tlzrez J me Fohn C rralvn erver Donnr O Neal 'Vlarulvn ees Rosv Rulev Duxue Detuhaueh athy Anderson Mareue Huducka harlotte Wulson mu I-our Jo v e e Chamherlaun urley Ch amherlaun Jeanne Dunkle d McKinley Elaine Arnold Janne F ueht Judv Luxengood errldune Thomas .IR HIGH GIRLS GYM CLUB nu Im Hurhara Clapper Naney rrtholow Iunda Wilson Therese xor Vlrruon rvsun Jaekue 1th Jeanne Knox Barbara Foor onnue Stuttler Shirlew Rose Nanu metre Ruth mne Iharra me 7u1n Peggy Wultonu. Naru ne VIeVueleer Lots Karns Gall urtnett Sandrr Carnes Joanne ulson Jeannette Fungarolu Bonnue omer Exelwn Foor -Xnnr Ruth uler Nfhrx Hemung. nur Time Rose Nlarre Thompson an Logue Linda Kiel Jaxee oontl Pearleen Allison Janet an son rnue kellw Sandra rnold Qarolxn Diehl Nrnex Rose trx Esther Ienna Ruta Hcmunue nu Four Iundr Roth Jowex Nate onna Crulson Barbara Hute Doris nee Shurlex Wuetueld Judx Fast: ue Dorothx Hovrsare Linda rur. man. Barbara NImr,1urt. eg. e. ' ' : Euunc Rudisi . N ary ell, Judy ,-X, Diehl. Carol Hcmine. lice Morris. Joanne Berry. Beverly indell. Shirley Craps. Nlury Ann oore. Donna Young, The girls in the junior huah have a won- derful opportunity to develop muscle co ordunatuon strength and unduvudual perfec tuon by uounung the uunuor hugh gym club There are about fufty gurls who meet twice a month to study basic gymnastics and tumbling Since the gym club uses school equip ment all that us reauured of the aurls us for them to aDDly themselves Since the gurls chose thus club because thev were unterested un their development that one reauurement us ever present -Ht SENIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB This club is composed of twenty tive sophomores and is one of the many new clubs in Bedford High School this year The three purposes of the club are l To introduce sophomores to the rudi ments of acting 2 To learn the techniques of ponto mime voice progectlon, and acting 3 To provide opportunities for er tormonces of any dramatic nature The activities of this group are ot great enjoyment to themselves as well as the rest ot us They will continue to give assemblies and will study some well known play lf they keep up the work they will become the Actors of Tomorrow 98- SR. HIGH DRAM. CLUB Row One: John Boyd, An- netta Clites, Nancy Kagarise, Bonnie Levar, Karen Green. Row Two: Margie Frear, Joyce Smith, Ruth Reed, Maxine Smith, Sue House- worth, Zona Miller. Row Three: Colleen Risbon, Richard V. Snyder, Claude Darr, Paul Nee, Warren Brockelman JR HIGH DRAM CLUB Row One Joyce Clark Carole Brendle Ann Brown Beatrice Hite Judy Stankan Patti McGill Donna Gallo way Bernetta Farabaugh Mary Wiley Row Two Duane Bardell Mary Bennett Sharon Miller Linda Bollman Peggy Defi baugh, Carolyn Barnhart Gloria Swlndell Joyce Grimes Donna James Janice Bralller Row Three Barbara Mor gart Eve Hershberger, Judy nnox Jim Weston Clara Ann Koontz Donna Young Linda Roth Margaret Hause Michael Imgrund Row Four John Waller Blair Evans Jim Sheaffer Sarah Gelsel Linda Baugh man JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB The Junior High Dramatic Club the first since i946 has a membership ot thirty sux students to the elementary principles of act :ng which include learning how to walk sit stand face audiences and pantomime, and to present one act plays short skits and scenes from well known plays tor Junior High as semblles Under the sponsorship of Miss Learush the club has accomplished much this year by presenting a very successful play entitled Not Quite Such a Goose I 1 y I v ! I I v y Y , . I I , , I l l i 7 ! 7 I Y i Y t - . . . I . . . . 1 , ' I - ' lts purposes are to introduce junior high I I I I I I I A I . T I ' I ' - . . I I 1 . ' A p - . ' ' - . - D. I I I . . . . . . A I ll ' II 11 I 11 ' COLLEGE NIGHT lSe:utedI left to uught Judy Oravetz Sharlet Snyder Georgua Como Mary June Ohler Aluce Farabaugh Duane Baker Suzy Koontz 4Standmgu Jesse Koontz Ronald May Guudance Durector Muss Knuseley For the past fuve years Bedford Hugh School hos been the host of College Nught uhe furst three years College Nught was spon sored by the guudonce department of Bedford Hugh School The last two years College Nught has been sponsored bv the guudonce de portments of all of the Bedford County Schools Thus year nune schools partucupated un the to our hugh school from eoch of these schools ond here they met wuth the reoresentatuves of dufferent colleges unuversutues technucal and trade schools busuness schools and nursung schools The last College Nuqht held De cember 5 l956 was by for the most success ful one Sendunq reoresentatuves were fufteen colleges fuve unuversutues fuve technucal and trade schools sux busuness schools and eught nursung schools The program ODened wuth o qeneral assembly un the hugh school audu toruum Thus was followed bv three confer ence peruods durung whuch tume a student could consult wuth three or more representa tuves from schools un whuch he felt he mught be unterested At 9 30 a socual hour was held un the cafeteruo and refreshments were then served tuonal and socuol unterests un that ut provudes much useful unformotuon to those untendung to go to college and also cufter the conference peruods ut affords a reloxunq socual hour Parents are unvuted to thus socual hour and at thus tume both the students and the parents have on opportunuty to talk wuth the repre sentatuves of the varuous schools T J U - Q g 1 , - C V 'Q Bedford'County College Night. Students came D College Night -combines. both the educo- JR. CLASS PLAY- On November 15, the Junior Class of Bedford High School presented A Full House, a three act play by Fred Jackson. The situation, o highly humorous though complicated one, centers around a ruby neck- lace owned by Mrs. John Pembroke of Boston fMory Louise lmlerl. George Howell Uoe Gentilmanl a suc- cessful young lawyer leaves his bride Ottily lCarol Beaver? the day after his wedding in order to get some love letters from Vera Ver non tKathy Tenerl a singer in a Boston night club for Ned Pembroke Uohn Dunbarl who wrote the letters and must hove them back before he can propose to Ottily s sister CLASS OF 57 Daphne fBeverly Jamesl. Mrs. Pembroke's necklace, stolen by Nickolas King fTerry Veachl posses to George through o baggage mixup on a train, and Ottily finding the neck- lace, returns it in order to help her husband. Susie U0 Ann Maffuccil, a hairbrain maid who yearns for Sioux City, finds the necklace and calls the police, who upset the routine of the household as well as the robber's plans to re- trieve the gems and do a fast disappearing act Nevertheless the episode ends happily with the rubies havina been returned Miss Vernons scheme to blackmail Ned having been thwarted and Susie beina verv happy be cause she is finally going back to Sioux City dl Row One Mary Lou Imler Jo Ann Maffucci arol Beaver John Drenning Beverly James Row Two Ruth Manges Jacob Baker Terrance Veach Kay Kline Rovx Th1ee Joe Gientilman Mike Peters John Dunbar I Q D . I - - I l I - J - , . . I I I - A g . b - , . I, L ,-5 SN A Q j J sf gf . , ef' S Q ,M 'M ,, 'f i Q L if J gg rf A g A L , 3 . . .. . ' V Y 9 i I 3 i , 1 ' - ' ' 3 1 l a - -100- SR. CLASS PLAY-CLASS 0F '56 A 101 The Adorable Spendthrnft was pre sented by the Sensor Class on Apnl 27 l956 When Hardy Mason who was played by Frltz Tener went abroad he proposed to fascl natnng Inttle Sara who was played by Carol Mlckle lt was agreed that she should follow hum to America for their wedding On her arrival she IS coldly received by Hardys famnly Also she funds a rlval In Helen Reeves Alton played by Nancy Hensel who now that he as rnch regards Hardy as elngnble Sara sees that their money IS making the famnly an easy mark for parasntes Sublected to the wlles of a number of splteful and susplclous people she pretends to rum the fmances of the family only to reveal at the end that she IS a wealthy Countess Of course Hardy stands by her through thnck and thm Some of the unforgettable characters were Tom Monahan as Bob Brackett Alan Brethauer as McWatters the butler Fred Farabaugh as Mr Mason and Barbara Eng land as Mrs Mason The play was a three act comedy durected by Mnss Learush PIG SKIN HOP The Pugskun Hop an annual tradutuon at Bedford Hugh School us an unformal dance sponsored by the Student Councul Thus dance us held each year at the close of the football season The purpose of thus dance us to show our apprecuatuon to the team and to crown our Football Queen Thus aueen whuch us elected by the members of the team from a arouo of four gurls chosen by the senuor class must be a senuor gurl Thus year she turned out to be cur very wonderful Drum Mauorette Jeanne Dunkle Her two lovely attendants were Norma Rose and Joan Reeder By the means of a small ceremony Jeanne was crowned Queen by Wulson Martz our football cap taun Not only dud Jeanne receuye her pre cuous crown but she was also presented wuth a glutterung scepter and suxteen beoutuful long stemmed roses Followung her coronatuon there was a Queens Dance un whuch she and her attendants danced wuth the captaun and members of the team Our larqe new gvmnasuum was the scene of thus annual socual event Because of the duffuculty and expense of decoratuna such a large place the gym was decorated very sum ply There was of course he queen s throne Also hangung around here and there were footballs wuth the names of the players on them and oennants wuth the dufferent games and scores on them The musuc was turnushed by Prumo Bonfantus Orchestra The hop has become one of the most popular events of the school year All thus us due to the co operatuon of all the students and faculty Thus us what makes our dances successful as have been all the Puaskun Hops , I I . , I If II ' I AA l . 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II Il -102- JUNIOR SENIOR PROM May ll l956 Thus was a blq dav for the Junrors and Sensors of Bedford Hugh T nught was the Prom Thus year for the flrst trme the Prom would be held rn the new gym nasuum When the Junuors and Qenlors entered the door thev were transferred to the llvely Mardi aras of New Orleans whrch was the theme for the evening The sldes and the roof were covered wrth crepe paper and thousands of balloons There were colored lights that sparkled when a grant laght reflector shone cn th m Around the students sides there were tables with checked table cloths and Candles which added to he atmosphere After the Prom a breakfast was held at the Penn Bedford Hotel whrch was sponsored by the Parent Teacher Assocuatuon Thus was attended by manv of the couples The e was dancing and prizes were qlven after tls breakfast The Prom was the brqqest ever held at Bedford Hrgh and at was thorouahlv enyoyed by all the students and facultv who attended The Irqht of foot and gay at heart trrp the I r g h t fantastuc t thus g r e at annual event I . ,l ' ' ' I I el ' . -I .I '-I 1 - 4 ' U rf: l -103- The Junnor Sensor Prom us a brg nrght rn the llfe of many DANCE BAND A very Important extra curricular organ rzatlon un our school rs the Dance Band better known as the Blue Jesters drrected by Mr Hunslcker lt IS composed of erghteen stu dents who are also members of the band and who have demonstrated outstandrna abuluty an playing and understandlnq modern jazz Be cause the Dance Band as so much rn demand by crvlc organuzatnons as well as other schools It IS one of the most actrve school organuza tions In order for an organrzatlon of thus type to run efflcuently there must be splrlt Thus stems from good Ieadershrp Wrth Jesse Koontz as presldent assusted by Gary Baker vlce president Sharlet Snyder treasurer and John Wrrght busrness manager there rs a lot of splrnt Analyzang the dance band we fund It composed of three mann sectrons brass reed and rhythm The brass sectron conslsts of four trombones and frve trumpets The reed sectlon has a tenor sax four alto saxes and one barrtone sax Frnallv the rhythm sec tron consusts of drums Drano and bass vuolln These three playung In perfect harmony pro cluce the dreamy musrc enjoyed by all who listen Servace ln thus organrzatron IS recognlzed by an award a srlver key presented to senrors Ihere are seven ellglble thus year Wrth the award go many fond memorles of enloyable 1 mes never to be forgotten Row One Allce Farabaugh Ronald May Ruth Ann Heacock Sharlet Snyder Linda Koontz Margaret Morgret Donna Drasher Sandra Covalt Row Two Carol Raugh Georgia Como Bull Stotler John Wright Jesse Koontz Rosemary Bachelor Judy Shandelmner Jake Baker Standmg Gary Baker Mr Hunslcker - - I I 1 ' . . . 1 1 I M ' ' 1 1 ' . 1 T . . . . I g I . , . . . . . . . , . , - , I . 1 . 1 -. ' ' 'b 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 5 , v - , v v 7 l ' 3 1 y 1 v 1 I Y ' : , . . X , 3 aw , z Q , , 5 E 4 ,,,,. 3 . i 1 4 1 I a E51 f , I . 9' 8 2 P -, sw ' mu . 45' M ff' ' , - - +,..-., '.:....s, .. r H. , MAJORETTES dow One Nancy Dnehl Mary Wareham Row Two Duane Baker Jeanne Dunkle Janne Koozer Row Three Geor I3 Como Judy Lnvengood THE MAJORETTES lncreasnng thelr number bv two from pre vxous years seven prancung gurls gally deco rate the front of Bedford Hugh Schools Blue and Whrte Marchnng Band If you thunk that a mayorette s lute us all glamour just ask her and she wall soon tell you that manv hard hours have been but unto each routme Everv performance which mostly Includes an appearance at the varsntv football games and then at the annual concert an the sprung reaunres Iona hours of hard work ln preparnng the routme and then developlng lt to as near perfectuon as posslble Becomlng a mayorette IS not an easy ,ob elther The furst reaulrement ns that she plays an Instrument an the band and then she roms a twrrlrng class and develops her skrlls The trnal decnsuon ns made bv the band drrec tor Mr Hunslcker 107 HEAD MAJORETTE DOROTHY JEANNE DUNKLE Y , - . , - T Z Y 1 ' : , - 1 , ' - 1 . . , . . 1 I . n I ' ' Q BAND The B.H.S. blue ond white bond is one of the Iorgest ond best-troined bonds in this oreo. Under the copoble direction of Mr. Forrest l-lunsicker the blue ond white bond hos mony requests for oppeoronces. For the first time in the bond's history it gove o Christmos Concert this yeor. lt wos o big success ond opporently will be the tro- dition from now on. The bond is kept quite busy oll through the yeor. It oppeors ot oll footboll gomes where it is noted for its fine morching ond excellent music. Whot Q thrill it is when the blue ond white bond ploys the notionol onthem os no other bond con. The bond also .. .af. e .ved M, X Q 1, ' gn- S ' av if M.4l.g.'f'fQk?.:Jf 2 , I ,Q T19 ' 7 iff? nc! Majorettes: Jeanne Dunkle, Diane Baker, Janie Koozer, Judy Livengood. Row One: Donna Dunkle, Karen Green, Trudy Vensel, Mostoller, Pat Hershberger, Lynn Whitfield. Two: Linda Livengood, Melissa Blackburn. Carole Rudisill, Phyllis Johnson, Michael Smouse, Donna Three: Dauna Arnold, Judie Shandlemier, Susan Farabaugh, Jacob Baker, Leslie Hoffman, Eddie Row Row Row Carnes, John C. Wright, Jr., Robert Barnhart. Margaret Morgart, Donna James, Carolyn Barnhart, Barbara Kauffman, Sharon Fletcher, Eve Ann Hershberger, Elaine Drasher, Margie Frear. Baker, Bill Stern, Jane Townsend, Alice Farabaugh, Theresa Over. Four: Carole Ebersole, Charles Jones, Martin Hoyt. Paul Nee, Bill Dively, Robert Wynn, Jesse Koontz, Richard -106- 4-M. if ' 4 M fig ,if 3 .5-f A f 4 4 Wwgbg, 47, Q X 9 '5 Q, i Q 1 1' 'W Q 1 .M ' .S ,Vw . f. .r . apxkf , W f ,Ax 'MZ .V .. ,i . x f S if 8 K f - N ' 'N ff w 1' M u- ? . I , Q va W 13 sz if QQ 5 55, if? , 45 ZS? ,I I, - x I , , ww 4 .X , - . p , , W V ,ff 4' P W rf ,,i Q' -Y i 4 ' . 4 Y ,, x ,, YK I ,x ' H- V A 4, I 'Nr I fx' ' A ,' , s' . ,, ,f iv ,xi M, ,. 4 mg, wa-M , 55 5' 3 ' X ' 1- fr 3 I ' li 'X Z 1 Q gjxxw U If W in Lg? X 1 ' 7 sr f f Tw f f Q' ,Q - , 3. N W I - ga 3 . ' Q 5 V Q 4 , f 'f' - v iw 5 ll., 25 Q - f- '1f'i-F:-- f .-sf' Y' I 17 'A'V -gil. s' K ' 'QQ T Ax I X' if V ' ' V ' . - ,P J ,ln Q dl Y 455 affix ggyimx E , . 2 4 Q4 f I Q 1 ,, an S f IR- S.- wb, f N v lf! . J' ' x it Q90 l I 1 Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford Bedford WRESTLING Windber Everett Somerset Hollidoysburg Captain Jock Tyrone S. Hogersfown S. I-logersfown Me rcersburg Ron One Richard Johnson Dale Grimes Luther Cessna Lee Clark, Jacob Baker, Barry Burtnett. Rovx Two Ross Steele Ivan Steele Richard Koontz Pete Snyder, Bob Wynn, Richard Corle. IH Row Ro W Row R 0 W tl Ono: Richard Koontz, Robert Whitehead, Barry Burtnett, Ross Steele, Jacob Baker, Ivan Steele, Richard Johnson, Dale Grimes, Luther Cessna, Sam Hoagland. Two: John Wright, Pete Snyder, Robert Wynn, Sam Hunt, Dick Corle, Lee Clark, Ronald Wilson. Three: Ronald Feight, James Snyder, Ralph Snyder, Virgil Conrath, James Mock, Gary Jones, John Boyd, Mr. Heacock. Four: Harvey Hillegas, James De Vinney, Robert Whitehead, James Whisker, Mr. Koontz, Mr. Clark. SENIOR LETTERMEN SAIVI HUNT BARRY BURTNETT JOHN WRIGHT 4' , ROBERT WYNN ROSS STEELE WRESTLING Co-Coptoins Barry Burtnett ond Robert Wynn looking on while Somerset Coptoins coll toss of coin. Oftucuol stops the motch when Lee Clark forces hrs opponent off the mot V'-4. Som Hooglond IS ottemptong to QQ! turn has opponent unto o toll 4 - position 1--it L I - 6, Y A Wm 'W ..,,., V M M. Q 4 , 2' ' ,- 5 Vw N-.. 7 V. ni X X N A M K Y is A , ,, ' f .- -. V an A LV W Wefamw, , , ,I . M 4 . h .V - - Y. ,A,,., ,,,.. --..... ... ,.. --- .,4 112 WRESTLING Rnchord Johnson wontnng for the GffICIOI s whlsfle whuch will be the sngnol to start wrestlmg mmmw Mfr i Gory Jones gust completmg o reversol lvon Steele oftemptmg fo pm hls opponent wath o reverse nelson ond on :nsnde crotfh Q hold WRESTLING Barry Burtnett obout to pun his opponent wnth o lfmolt nelson and body press Ottncuol rushnng to coll o toll for Duck Koontz who hos nls opponent Hottened wnth cn Holt nelson ond nnsnde crotch Robert Wnlteneod couslng the ottlcuol to ontncnpote o toll wnth fl uble bor orm from the snde 46'-cT7 'V -AVN ,A- .nv ,fm w -'u:..T 'm--.. 'MH-Um ,pw ,....,N,, X-M-na aff! .l ,f-'K Q-A .-f' at 111 WRESTLING Robert Wynn worklnq for Cl toll with neor half nelson hold Som Hunt hos just plnned has opponent with o holt nelson ond Inside crotch hold John Wright tlottens Coptom Joclds heovy weight , . .V r . W k ' 'Q-4 W-,mio w R 1 'W N V f T. M A Mmm . . -.Q Q-. - ,. ffz2,w'4fJ,, 1 . ' www atm 4 WQOWV - 'M -ww. 1 W... WWMM W I , ,WW -, , M -'f-Aww ' 1, ' ,MQ WMWM, W, -2-W--im.,gZ3g 't M- fe 'U fix ,W N.,M...W ,N,' my H M , N' . . 4' Mk . m..,,,w,Z-Z-4...q:.f.,,,,,h., Www V 'Ml ,..,, I M W, 2 ffm, ,MW W3 ,...... , FOOTBALL Harold Wilkinson began his coaching career as an assistant at Duquesne, Pennsyl- vania. He coached football, basketball and track at Baldwin Township and came to Bed- ford High School from Clairton High School in l95O. He has not had a winning team every year, but he has always had good teams, The last two years have been highly satisfactory and we confidently look forward to many more splendid years with Coach Wilkinson at the helm. TC' HAROLD c. WILKINSON VARSITY FOOTBAL L SCORES Dote Sept 7 Se t lil Sept Ql Sept 29 Oc 5 O 12 Oc lf? Oct 27 Nov 2 Nov 9 Opponent At La Salle Somerset Shade Tovvnshup At Westmont Portage At Boswell Nleyersdale At Ferndale At Everett Greentleld Knmmel Bedford Opponent JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Dote Se Sept 20 Sept 25 Oc C Oct 23 Opponent Greentleld Krmmel Chestnut R1dge Wrndloer At Altoona At Somerset l-lollldaysburg 117 Bedford Oppon . 35 7 p. C 13 13 ' . ' 33 0 . 6 20 1. 0 27 61. 42 0 1. 40 0 . 20 14 , 20 13 . ' - ' 0 20 3 61. ll ' - ' 0 0 . ' l3 I2 . ' 14 20 1. 9 7 7 o 1. 16 26 13 . 1 20 7 SENIOR FOOTBALL LETTERMEN ,wmv 3 sys' Lsgscfrplllk wx-q !W auf' aww' Hgwf M 'Nm aw-gzkx '95, -lv'-M fTop Leftl TOM BEEGLE must be given credit for his deter- mination to do his best at all times throughout the season, We will always remember Tuck s blocking out in front of the fullback CTop Rightl BARRY BURT NETT was a great fellow on end and played a wonderful and inspired game Barry was outstanding at La Salle where he broke his arm CMiddle Left? NORMAN BUS SARD could have been an end but we will always remember his effective line play at guard on the 56 team Punt returns were successful because f Norms blocking CMiddle Rightl DICK CORLE was fast tricky and deter mined in his effort to score touchdowns for B H S He will be a good college player if he so desires lBottom Leftl JEHU ECKARD could catch passes when he was in ninth grade Jehu stayed out for end and made the var sity letter at that position in his senior year Nuff said lBottom Right? JOHN GRIGG was always in the aame at his guard position John learned to put his own personal grievan ces aside in favor of a team effort SENIOR FGCTBALL LETTERMEN lTop Leftl SAM HUNT re ceived honorable mention in the Johnstown district for his fin line Dlav Sam worked and played auietlv to aid in defeat ing our worthy opponents this season lTop Right? JOHN JOHNSON was an effective defensive full back and he had a wonderful night as an offensive ball car ner at Boswell Johnny was truly a team player lMiddle Leftl WILSON MARTZ was a fine offensive fullback with qreat speed and the desire to do his best He was a fine examole of an ath lete and a fine football team Captain CMiddle Rlghtl DON REILEY overcame many obstacles to fill the holes in the line which our opponents attempted to keep open Pat was surely a defensive bear lBottoml DELMAR TROUT was a real blocker at quarterback. A tall quarterback with a fiery temper is hard to beat. End runs and off-tackle plays were Umps favorites. -119- ika me 1 5 sf Row Row Row Row JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Dote Opp onen t Bedford Opponent Sept. 20 Meyersolale 32 O Sept. 25 Somerset 7 l4 Oct. 2 At Everett 2l O Oct. ll At Altoona 7 I3 Oct. 16 Everett 7 7 Oct. 24 At Hollidaysburg 26 7 One: Gary Martz, Gerry Shipley, Jim Snyder, Ronnie Young, Jim Foor, Laren Rudisill, Douglas Clapper, James Smith. Bill Simon. Two: Clay Easter, Managerg Terry Williams, James Lohman, Leo McKenzie, Tom Howsare, Juris Gailitis, Joseph Koontz, Ray Beegle, Barry Baughman, Richard Buterbaugh, Donald Weaverling, Manager. Three: Bill Dively, Manager: Mike Mesimer, Jack Stankan, Eddie Faust, Gary Jones, Don Nave, Ronnie Whitehead, Roger Growden, Bill Calhoun, Mr. Bowser, Coach. Four: Charles Howsare, Bobbie Lee Keller, William Rook, Lambert Harris, James Hite, James Zembower, Victor Maffucci. Row One: Jack Geisler, Joe Burkett ffailed to complete the seasonb, John May, Pat Davidson John Rudislll Tom Beegle. Row Two: Coach Andrews, Norman Bussard tfailed to complete the seasonl, Bill Weaverllng Danny Kerr Dick Fisher, Mike Smith, John Johnson, Ronald Baker. VARSITY BASKETBALL ROBERT C. ANDREWS Date Opponent Bedford Opponent Dec. At Shade Dec Shanksville-Stoneycreel Dec Saxton Dec At Boswell Jon. At Stoneycreek Jan. La Salle Jan. Chestnut Ridge Jan. At Somerset Jan, At Everett Jan. Portage Jan. Hyndmon Jan. At Saxton Feb. At Adams Feb, At Chestnut Ridge Feb. At Lo Salle Feb Everett Feb Boswell Feb At Hyndman Feb Somerset SENIOR BASKETBALL LETTERMEN DANNY KERR, our 6 5 Center spent hns freshman year as our Junlor Varslty Center The last three years he has been our Varsuty Center on three con secutlve wlnnmg teams Dan our CODtC1m during hvs sensor year excelled In both offense and de fense Hrs scormg rebounduna and blockunq of opponents shots wall long be remembered bv hns coaches teammates and fans This season Dan averaged about twenty four pomts per game reach mg has peak In a school record breakung achneve ment by scormg thrrty sux ponnts agamst Everett In our league clmchung vuctory Dan has been chosen ond IS benng mentnaned tas we go to pressl as All Dnstruct and even All State maternal TOM BEEGLE played both Forward and Guard After two years of Junuor Varsnty experuence Tom a real scrapper gamed Varslty stature durmg thus hns last year ln hugh school Although short as basketball players go Tom wall long be remembered as the unspnratnonal force that led to the upset of Saxton and has last second fueld goal that defeated Boswell 48 46 JOHN JOHNSON a sux footer Dlaved hls flrst year of varsuty ball as a semor Thus came after two years as an apprentlce on the Junnor Varsnty John was steady and the team s set shot He could always be counted on for a lonq two pointer as soon as he entered the game John's hustle, along wuth Tom's led to the upset of Saxton U2 DANNY KERR TOM BEEGLE JOHN JOHNSON I - All-Bedford County Center for the past two seasons I I . I . . . . I . CTopJ Bedford's Dan Kerr and Mike Smith wait under the Bison basket for a rebound while John Moy moves in to give a hand. iMiddIeJ Bill Weaverlmg jumps for 0 rebound as Dan Kerr speeds toward the Bedford bas e fBottom7 Here is Bedfords action John Moy and Mike Smith move in for the rebound under the Bison basket k t high-scoring Dan Kerr in fast -123- Dote Dec Dec Dec Dec on on on on on on on on e e e e e e J. V. BASKETBALL Opponent At Shade Stoneycreek Saxton At Boswell At Stoneycreek Lo Solle Chestnut Rldge At Somerset At Everett Portage Hyndmon At Soxton At Chestnut Ridge At Lo Solle Everett Boswell At Hyndmon Somerset Bedford Opponent E oral! Row One John Smlth Clarence Heckler Ronald Muller Dave Weyant Warren Brockerman Row Two John Rudusnll Allan Karns Rlchard Fisher Pat Davndson Joe Burkett 124- BASEBALL Boyd Row Two Coach Ned O Whetstone Edward Creps Robert lckes Richard Fisher Mervyn Marshall Ronald Felght Delmar Trout Richard Corle SCCRES Opponent Bedford Opponent Replogle At Everett Soxton At Woodbury At Chestnut Rudqe Vlfoodbury Everett Chestnut Rndge At Saxton 8 125- Row One: Bill Creps, Jim Harclerode, Paul Groxtltden, Bob Harbaudl: uTorn lclgesrmlxranWgtveelejwiluonhnu. I4 6 4 I8 5 8 , 9 O ' , 3 l I9 5 6 2 ' 8 7 6 CHEERLEADERS tif.-457 K-J Vg,-if rLe1t to rlghtl Judy Oravetz Patty Will Rosy Proko Zona Muller Donna ONe1I Joyce Wlll CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders are elected by the student body They must have leadership qualutnes and sportsmen A cheerleader IS respect ed by all of the student body and must act accordnngly at all tnmes They have certaln rules which they must abide by These gurls must be neat and attractive ln appearance be good The cheerleaders attend all football basketball and wrestllng events They also sponsor bon lures and snake dances for the school They do much to encourage school sprrlt 126 JUDY ORAVETZ HEAD CHEERLEADER T T l , -, W : V ,N STUDENTS AND PARENTS PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR FRIENDS REPRESENTED ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES l' CONGRATULATIONS' These are days of declslon Graduatlon from hugh school places a new responslblllty on the nndlvldual whether ut be on to college to work and for whom or to heed Uncle Sam s call lt ns a new klnd of thlnkung Busnness and Government leaders are also faced wuth declslons that may well change the course of American history ln any event you an be proud to be from Bedford Colleges wel come you because they nave falth In our academlc standards Employers welcome you because they have falth ln you All of Bedford IS proud of you Always be proud of Bedford THE FORT BEDFORD INN 0 ..,. -VM? 'U 'Wl r'33f ICKES DRUG STORE Naturally you want your orescruptlons fllled promptly with the greatest of care with fresh de pendable drugs and at a fanr once That s what you get at our store And there IS no more com plete stock of drug :tems In the county than we have here Come to us for complete satlsfactnon HOWARD JOHNSON Most Beautnful Place on the Turnplke FINEST FOOD 24 HOURS A DAY Vnsut our Midway Gift Shop 1 . ll I I , . , I 1 C . - ! ' N i ' ,fs -',.-1.:s:e:v, . V M: A :Il ' lI '1' N' Q-'-f' rf- ,f 'NQWQN sl' ll: 'T ,lm ' , , , , f is if' -..E 555 - . 1 :SE I - ' ' EEE Let your Imagnnatuon roam when you see the wnde ranae of beautiful colors and desugns In ARMSTRONG S Ilnoleum and MAGEE carpet You II I nd perfect floor styllng for every room IH your home PLASTIC WALL TILE YORKTOWNE BIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS MAYTAG APPLIANCES ARNOLDS FLOOR COVERING Bernard R Arnold Prop III South Ruchard Street Phone 337 'Yis- i CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I957 THE HARTLEY NATIONAL BANK HENDERSON S MARKET Jac 8. Bull Props Phone 426 or 427 We Deluver OF BEDFORD BEDFORD PA We feature Frozen Foods Produce and a full Ime at Prernner Canned Foods NOW IN OUR 85th YEAR OF EANKINC We feature Horne Dre s d Meats of tune t quality and lowest prnce that money can buy - - 1 ' - 1 I ' ' . I r 1 5 , A J-fr I fr 4 X . --I We-I k I - I , 129 'knvnfffff 5 t 'f ' . Q, My THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN BEDFORD AND scl-IELLSBURG Thus bank owned by more than 350 tax poymg cltnzens of Bedford County offers you prompt efflcuent bcmkmg servlce ond every commerclol focnluty All deposits Insured up to EIO OOO OO ,W THOMAS CHEVROLET 4II EAST PITT STREET BEDFORD PA CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Authornzed Soles and Service Factory Tronned Mechcmucs AAA PHONE 723 A 1' M4 I 'I 3 'ivvm- Q A- f1'f'3h 2 M Q y Q' , I l E I I E4 If 1 we f 130- Cfncl Q. ocs 1 1- WA claw as Will V--Q ' ,, DIEHL ELECTRIC Everything Electrical Servrng thus community for thirty two years uoluty ond servuce on oll products rs our motto MAURICES DEPARTMENT STORES DEDFORD PA EVERETT PA Bedford County s Lorqest Estoblrshed Over Thrrty Yeors Complete Lnnes of Apparel ond Home Furnrshungs To Outtrt The Fomuly ond The Home Sotusfoctron Guoronteed or Your Money Cheertully Refunded 131 ELE ' . , ..-gin CL K ' 1 , ,, Q . V x - ,, . ' in f f- T ,e at 0- , -- ,W Wi ,... . - 1 A H. ' . . . ' ' .th 1 . ' - .. ., r.'- ' l Q U W . , .. . I A , ' :ag-4. iff.. I '.4:- U '--In--.'- LQ- V 'T ' E 9 T E E ' 1 E 1 1 H I. ll 0 ' ll I I ' I , . . A KOONTZ MUSIC AND GIFT SHOP 3, Dnstnnctave Gufts for Any Occaslon A complete lnne of Musical Instruments and accessories records raduos pnanos and televnsuon sets at reasonable pruces Relnabulnty our Watchword LITTLE ns the name but BIG as the business of the G RAYMOND LITTLE PLUMBING 8. HEATING COMPANY IRON FIREMAN PRODUCTS Sold and Serviced JOB TOO BIG NO JOB TOO SMALL Call 497 or I59 Z BEDFORD STEAM LAUNDRY T D NAVE We are equlpped to give you prompt C OA L ettncnent service at reasonable cost MOST HEAT FOR YOUR MONEY Our many pleased customers as evsdence Let Us Put un Your Next Coal that you too wnll be pleased If you send your laundry to us CCH 978 RGCH' 442 E Plff ST Bedford PO 514 East Penn Street Bedford Pa Aggtftwl' askin 132 FOX MOTOR SALES PONTIAC SALES GFI SERVICE PHONE BEDFORD II8O or II8I ED WAKEFIELD MARKET The finest of everythmq nn the food Ime Prompt courteous ond efficient service ot four prices We deluver onywhere Phone 762 or 763 Congrotulotlons Sensors of I957 from ZUBROD S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Sunoco Products ond Reol Prompt Courteous Service Between Bedford 81 Everett AUTOMOBILE PARTS SPORTING GOODS FOR ALL SEASONS GARDEN SUPPLIES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Tovs FOR CHILDREN Of All Ages WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Henry A Dempsey BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA Mm BEDFORD MOTOR SALES MERCURY FORD LINCOLN Complete Body ond Fender Work Pcnntlng Refnnnshung A GOOD SELECTION OF USED CARS CLARENCE PYLE Owner N00 'W Murphy S Improved ond Enlorged Soles Floor Is Properly Equipped To Serve You Best G C MURPHY COMPANY IO0 O8 S JULIANA STREET BEDFORD PA 134 I ,fq-- '--- P v--'- - .-N..-.....--P - -- -5 . , , ,. .. I A f '- Q..Vmr.h Ig .153 A N 'E' ' a J EY W 3 L , , I . . 1 R A P - , --1113 I w. ss SN X YE I Ii, if ...- Q L, if - , . .. -. .4 W L ...L-... .... 1 Q - , . inl- 'Q TO THE CLASS OF 1957 As men and women of the future nt wlll be your privilege to preserve the greatest heritage the American way of life Be grateful for and proud of your opportunuy Good luck and best wnshes for success BEDFORD VALLEY PETROLEUM CORPORATION TELEPHONE EVERETT 566 CONTINENTAL SALES CO WHITE TRUCKS E G STUDEBAKER OWNER THE TRUCK SERVICE CENTER PHONE 746 7 8 BEDFORD PA 1 . . . I 135 For o splendid hotel select the BERKEBILE FURNITURE NEW HOFFMAN HOTEL Bedford PC' COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISI-IERS Drnmg Room Cocktarl Lounge Potromze Us We Protect You Telephones Garage SIXTY ROOMS Phone 766 PuttStreet Bedford Pc BEDFORD S FINEST Q I'5m 'ZEfe- THE BEDFORD R E +. '. 'f904'u ,.,,,, THIS IS THE ROLL ARENA OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATI NG The Iorgest ond finest floor In thus port of the store Clubs dosses etc hold CLASS OF 1957 your portues here Fmest food too pre pored the woy you like nt 136 Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere Everythnng an Flowers We Cater to Your Needs We guarantee to Please You CLAPPER S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Phone Bedford IOO Bedford Pa 52,1 Eff' When you are rn a hurry rt wall cost you les IU time worry ard m nev to call a tax: than at wrll to use your own car DUNKLE S GULF SERVICE The land of service you Ike Complete Lubrrcatlng and washsng service BATTERIES TIRES AND TUBES and A COMPLETE LINE OF GULF PRODUCTS YOUR CAR DESERVES THE BEST Wear JUDYS BODY and GLASS SHOP Foster L Judy Prop Complete Body and Fender Repair Call 46 ard you wall be assured of prompt Wreck Rebunldmg courte us and dep ndable e vuce Modern Parnt Department at amazrngly low cost Safety Glass Installed BEDFORD TAXI COMPANY Opposute Four Grounds, Bedford, Pa Phone Bedford 782 , . . i 7 I Q A af? I 5 4 If If I2 , Z' 431, 4 I ! ' Q af 'tg I ' - ,,' I Q' rf X L I s I, K if A 2 1 w If K H 5 ' ' ' r'tl . f 5 Q J 7 V1 ' ' . 75 'Q . Ifffcl ' . T, I' :'i,,eff M we 'I ,A I ' ff- I I W A gi , 3 11 VZ, xl 'Q' , I I . 1 A - -. -rv I ,Q .W ,,w,v1y y'g,tt 2.94-41-V. w- -- r ' -' ' I . l E L A Q l H I I U I . . , I S . . l I C V . . , . -137- P44114 THOMAS SCHNABLY Congratulations to the Class at I957 When you need anything in the jewelry ilverware line come and see us We carry nothing but the finest and at moderate prices too JACK THE GROCER Quality Food Free Delivery Parking Lat Air Conditioned Store Almost everything in magazines and newspapers LUNCHES ICE CREAM TURNERS NEWS I IO S. Juliana St. I PENNELLS JEWELRY STORE If For the Finest DIAMONDS JEWELRY WATCHES GLASSWARE SILVERWARE GIFTS At Reasonable Prices VXATC'-I nd JEWELRY REPAIRING THE HINE STORE AMERICAN LEGION POST II3 The Home of Quality ESQUIRE FASHIONS A new modern club constructed In memonarn of veterans who gave the supreme sacnface an You wall find our merchandise odvertused the defense of our country and nts prnncaples nationally nn many leading magazines X. '!'! ' CALHOUNS ATLANTIC SERVICE KOONTZ EQUIPMENT 8' SUPPLY PITT and THOMAS sTs BEDFORD PA EVERYTHWG FOR THE FARM PrOrT1pf COLJFTSOUS Gnd EHICIGVXT SGFVICG OME FREEZERS gc REFRIGERATORS Let us servnce your car with the funest lubricants In the world Telephone 160 ATLANTIC PRODUCTS 72 E Putt St Bedford P 1.39 A 7 ' ass jf-2 V. AT Q' VJ. :wi L , U . H V A ff sas 'H 3 1 ' H - 8 - I - f O The biggest little grocery in Bedford is that of CONGRATULATIONS JIMMY JONES CLASS OF i957 on West Pitt Street Here we find a full line of Dlain and fancy gro FEATHER S TRAILER PARK ceries baked goods and green goods How ever it is the friendly home like atmosphere that brinqs one back BEDFORD PA to this store day after day PENSUPREME ICE CREAM WASHINGTON COFFEE SHOP One of the finest places to eat in Pennsylvania Here you will find an inviting atmosphere fine foods and beverages Excellent service all at moderate prices BEEGLES SPORTING GOODS Sportman s Headquarters Athletic Supplies - Fishing Tackle Archery Equipment - Models Gunsmithing - Shells l33 S. Richard St. Bedford Pa. Phone 6l2-W KILCOIN SUPPLY CO Icom J E KI c 2 Mn East of Bedford on Rt 30 COMPLETE AND FULL LINE OF VALSPAR PAINT BUILDING SUPPLIES HARDWARE GLASS AND TILE Complete Lune of CERTAIN TEED PRODUCTS Free Deluvery Anywhe e F1 KILCOIN CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks Any Suze Walk Slabs Concrete Jonsts Etc Excavatrng Wuth Shovel Bulldozer and Grader PHONE BEDFORD 400 CONGRATULATIONS Druve through beautiful TO THE Bedford Vallev CLASS or 1957 and Stop at PENN BEDFORD HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP KENNY S AMOCO and COFFEE SHOP Lubrncatron and Orl Jobs Uust South of Bedford on 2207 N QSERVICE I FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY Offncuol Scout Shoes for Bovs Glrls CONNIE AND GALO SPORTS BERKSHIRE AND HANES HOSIERY BLAIR BEDFORD AIRWAYS INC ALTOONA MARTINSBURG BEDFORD Your Cessno Aircraft Deoler EDWARDS AND POLL PARROT SHOES A TUX' 'nSm'Ct'On FOI' Chlldfen Mountenonce LEUINS SHOE STORE F E Grozler Gen Mgr Congrotulotuons to the Closs of 57 FIVE GABLES COFFEE SHOP Home Cooked Food Complete Fountom Servnce Open 70m to I om ECONOMY SUPPLY CO Everything for the Buulder from the Foundotuon to the Roof Phone 793 Bedford Po - 1 - 7' Q 3 if SEE ' -142- Ph RUSSELL E FRITZ AUTHORIZED GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER Sales Servuce Ranges Refrlgerators Automatic Washers 81 Dryers Dushwashers 81 Disposals Home Freezers Water Heaters Kutchen Equipment Small Appliances Of Every Krnd Aur Condutuoners CALL BEDFORD 249 S Rlchard St Bedford P PENN TIRE COMPANY RECAPPING KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES BARTONS FASHION SHOPPE Bedford P STYLE AND INDIVIDUALITY COATS SUITS DRESSES HATS and ACCESSORIES PHONE 230 TRACTOR We are headquarters for Ford Tractors Dearborn Equipment genuine parts and expert servlce We are here to help you Drop In any time EAST END TRACTOR SALES Bob Swartzwelder and Roy Creps Owners On U S Route 30 East End of one 60 Bedford R BEDFORD PA PHONE 634 f G- lO9 . 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Farm ' , ' , Q ' ' 143 SOLID CHERRY DESK BUILT BY BEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE MILLWORK PAINT ROOFING nere are no tuner materials available Hwcne us at 358 Mann and Juluana Streets WILLIAM S REED GENERAL INSURANCE Rudenour Bldg Bedfor Phone 223 Congratulations Class of I957 GREENLAND LODGE RESTAURANT BEDFORD PA R D 2 STRAUB BROTHERS The best dressed men trv thus sto e fr st Straub s feature ICHAEL STERN CLOTHES RESISTOL HATS INTERWOVEN SOCKS ARROW SHIRTS 81 NECKWEAR ALLIGATOR RAINWEAR BOSTONIAN SHOES HERE ARE TWO LARGE DELIVERY TANK TRUCKS USED BY THE PENN ECONOMY OIL CO DISTRIBUTOR OF HIGHEST QUALITY OIL PRODUCTS CITY SERVICE GASOLINE wi F 83.35, CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF T957 CARO MOTOR SALES EVERETT PA BEDFORD AUTO WRECKERS JOSEPH MILLER Phone 745 Used Cors New ond Used Ports We Buy Wrecks S PERCY FOOR and SON PROPRIETORS BEDFORD PA R D 3 NEHI BOTTLING CO One male north of Bedford Po NEHI PAR T PAK ROYAL CROWN on Route 220 14 COLLINS GMC TRUCK COMPANY U S Route 40 East CUMBERLAND MD PHONE PA2 3922 GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS 81 SCHOOL BUSES NEW HOLLAND GRASS HARVESTING MACHINES CASE TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY KENNAMETAL World s Largest Manufacturer ot Cemented Carbide Mmmg Tools Clwolybeate Sprmgs Road BEDFORD PA Cortgratulatlons to the Class ot l957 MINETTI ESSO COMPLETE SERVICE Satustactuon Guaranteed You ll Be Glad lt You STOP HERE BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA BEDFORD FARM BUREAU CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION of R E5 PRO 0 Owned by those It serves BEDFORD EVERETT PENNSYLVANIA QP P -146- IF YOU BREAK IT DON T CUSS SEND IT TO US WE CAN FIX ANYTHING TI-IATS MADE OF METAL DAVIDSON MACHINE SHOP Congrotulotuorms to the CLASS of I957 BENNETTS MOTOR COURT An mvntmg modern court South of Turrmpuke Ermtrormce Route 220 Phone Bedford 560 Bedford Po Everythnrmg for the Cor or Truck Automotuve Mochme Shoo BROWN MOTOR SUPPLY CO BEDFORD PA CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1957 K 8. D SHOE STORE SI-IOES FOR ALL WALKS OF LIFE HARRY R FLETCHER Supplier of SmCIo1r Producfs Dustrlbufor of GOODYEAR TIRES ond TUBES PHONE 324 BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA CLARE F BENNA PLUMBING za HEATING NORTH JULIANA STREET BEDFORD PA PHONE 52I X HINISH FEED STORE Deol WITH A Leoder POULTRY SUPPLIES BABY CHICKS FUL O PEP LARRO ESHELMAN FEEDS B P S PAINTS BARN EQUIPMENT EVERETT PA CALL 299 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I957 HOMER S WERTZ INSURANCE WALTER A MORRIS 8. SON HORTONS FARM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES International Harvester Sales and Servnce Everett Phone 87 J Largest SUNOCO Dealer In the World Bedford Everett Breezewood Phone Phone INTIINAT ONAI. MAIVISTII 971 Tnled Bath and Shower Hot Water Heat Televusaon Radios THE PENN MANOR MOTEL KENNETH E JENKINS Arr Conditioned 4I Ultra Modern Unuts Bedford Turnpike Interchange on Route U S 220 Member Superuor Courts United Member Pennsylvanna Motel Assocnatuon BEDFORD PENNA Wall to Wall Carpets Congratulatnons Class of 57 EDWIN A DAVIDSON Magazunes Newspapers Cigars etc Telephone 643 1-Q Connecting Rooms BEDFORD GAS CO NORGE APPLIANCES HAPPY COOKING METERED GAS SERVICE PHONE 715 PHONE 9030 f PO. 1 - 1 '94 KEIL S GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION MANN S CHOICE PA MILLER FEED STORE ESHELMAN FEEDS CALL BEDFORD I72 MOOSE AVE BEDFORD PA THE FARMERS HARDWARE Kenneth Arnold Owner Here you wlll fund Puttsburqh Ponnfs he Kelvunotor Applnonces Eclupse Lown Mowers ond hundreds of other noflonollv known products E ELLWOOD SEAGER 548 S Ruchord Sf Little Bldg ACCOUNTANT AND TAX COUNSELOR Office Phone 497 Horne Phone IOBI 15 I-Iordwore Feed Bulldnng Supplies TURNER S HARDWARE MANN S CHOICE PENNA Moson K Bullmgton Owner EIec'rrlcoI Supplnes Plumbing Heotnng SOUTHERN STATES CUMBERLAND COOPERATIVE SII N Mechonlc ST Cumberlond Md For the best In FEEDS SEEDS FERTILIZERS on FARM SUPPLIES Congrotuloflons from GRANTS SERVICE STATION Centerville Penno THE BETTER TIRES SALES CO INC 651 E PITT ST COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE PHONE I I63 EEE f ' 1 A SEE 'I I ' 1 I , 525 . . Congratulatxans to the class of I957 from CLAPPERS USED CARS 552 West Putt Sf Phone I I73 Bedford Pa CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 LINK MOTORS FINE AUTOMOBILES PHONE I2II E Putt Street Bedford Pa BEECHWOOD INN AND MOTEL 24 HOUR SERVICE ILES SOUTH OF BEDFORD ROUTE 220 Tale Baths Wall To Wall Carpet Hot Water Heat Famulv Accommodations CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 57 JUDYS MOTEL U S 20 2 Mules South of Pa Turnpuke at Cutv Lune C Orus Judy Owner Phone 785 X Bedford P R D 2 la CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 57 PALMER E PITTMAN NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO PHONE IO4O BEDFORD PA Congratulatuons from ATLANTIC and PACIFIC TEA COMPANY Wall To Wall Carpet T V In Rooms Guest Controlled Hot Wate Heat STONE CREST MOTEL On U S 220 Just North of the Pennsylvania Turnpike At Bedford Interchange Phone II84 RD2 J C OTT Manager BEDFORD CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 NOEL JEWELERS Bulova Elgun and Gruen Watches Keepsake Dnarnonds Guaranteed Watch Repal rung I847 Rogers Bros Holmes and Edwards Sulvcr BEDFORD PA IO M ' . . , , PA. - T1- SEE THE CLARENCE E DIETZ AGENCY III West Putt St Bedtord GENERAL INSURANCE Automablle Accldent Fire Theft Compensation Burglary Bonds Lua buluty Lute Health Plate Glass Inland Marane Classes Congratulatuons from DOC and ESTHER DIEBERT THE NARROWS MOTEL BOORS SINCLAIR SERVICE BEDFORD PA PHONE 9368 CRINOLINE COURTS MOTEL On U S 220 north of the Rennsylvanla Turnpnke Interchange at Bedford Pa R D 2 Phone 9 MR and MRS ETI-IAN A BARRON Owners BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA LOWRYS I G A SUPER MARKETS Largest Independent Super Markets In Bedford Cauntv Everett Bedford R CESSNA GULF SERVICE TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Bedford U S Route 220 North Be ord Ra R D 2 Phone 852 R 2 DIBERTS TEXACO SERVICE Gas Lubrlcatnon ACCESSORIES Route 220 DIEHLS LUMBER AND MINE SUPPLIES Lumber Cut to Order Fare Wood Phone Bedford 852 R 2I Be ord Ra R D 2 . I A I , PQ. ' A ,PCL , a. 1 1 1 - 1 EEE dt , . . I I I I P -Oil PO- I . , 1 91 W f dt , I . , 12, 10 Congratulatlons Class of 1957 HOME OF THE NASI' WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 3 E Main St Everett Pa Herbert Whnte Manager Best Washes to the CLASS OF 1957 BEDFORD SANITATION SERVICE PHONE 765 X TRASH COLLECTOR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 ZEIGLERS BARBER SHOP SHAFFERS WEST END FILLING STATION MOBILE PRODUCTS GAS O ACCESSORIES We give and redeem S 8. H Green Stamps On Route U S 30 West of Bedford Phone 9663 la DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS BARNES GARAGE Specnalnzed Autornobnle Servuce Phone 338 522 East Penn St Bedford P CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 H L DUNBAR AUTO FIRE L FL INSURANCE 231 East Penn St Bed old P H I HARCLERODE GROCERIES GENERAL MERCHANDISE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BEDFORD PA 307 E PITT ST SUNNYSIDE Ph 63 Ph 9364 Harclerode s Store At Your Door BETTY S BEAUTY SHOP 247 West John St Bedford P Phone 795 Gnrls If you desnre to look your verv best rnak an apponntment wnth our shoo The verv latest nr hour fashions facials and lnoautv culture rf all types I EEE ' I I I I Q - - I - . f ' , 'a, ESE I IL 1 . I ,..q I Q 1 '31 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 57 RIECK DAIRY Dustrrbutor of SEALTEST ICE CREAM AND PY PRODUCTS Coll Bedford 95 SWEET MOTORS BEDFORD PA DODGE PLYMOUTH ln CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I957 CHARLESA KOONTZ JR Every yeor bugger ond better brood breobt ed bronzed cmd wbute Holland Turkeys 0 get your best In guoluty ond seryxce ot KOON Z TURKEY FARM Bedford Po Phone Ix D 4 wOrIeSvuIIe O DAIX S I ' T 1. CI IRA BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL FAMOUS FOR GENERATIONS The Management of the Bedford Sprnngs Hotel as most pleased to have thus opportunaty to wush success and happuness to the graduatnng CLASS at l 957 lt you have not detunntely decnded upon your career we nnvlte you to Con :der the hotel lndustry wlth unlnmuted opportunrtles DONALD D SHOEMAKER Resident Manager S A DUDASH Associate Manager ATKINS WALL PAPER and PAINT SHOP We have the tmest and latest un pannts Wallpaper and other products to make your home more beautltul Stop IH at IO6 West Putt Street and see our complete selectuons 113 You will be thrulled when you see our stock ot GIBSON REFRIGERATORS and RANGES and compare theur low cost wlth therr hugh quality METZGER S are famous also for theur large assortment ot Hardware Paint and Bulldlng Supplies ll fl r 1 ' ' I . . . , I WOOD and LOGUE WASHINGTON BAKERY ARLHITECTS We pemolnze In weddnnq burthdoy AND ond specnol occo non Cokes ENGINEERS Also toncv Dostrues ond cookies 2 9 WEST PITT STREET PHONE 67 BEDFORD PA BEDFORD PA SOLLENBERGER FARM EQUIPMENT WILLOWS SNACK BAR PHONE EVERETT 320 Stop once ond you II too often John Deere ond New ldeo EVERETT PA Where Only the Best as Go d Engugw New Modern Rooms TV ond Rodno CONGRATULATIONS FROM Instont Hot Woter Heot Both Tub Showers Woll to Woll Cornet BILLS ESSO SERVICE GREEN ACRES MOTEL OPEN ALL YEAR BEDFORD PA RD 3 I Mule North Turnpike Interchange R D 2 BEDFORD PENNA U S ROUTE 220 SOUTH PHONE 1232 lb ess F r - - - - ass D - f f EEE , ses s H . , , ,, 1 r zzz O I I r zzz L 52, COLONIAL INN CongratuIatIons Class of 57 FINE FOOD SpecIaIIzIng IH PIzLa Your FavorIte Beverage PItt St Bedford FISHERS DRUG STORE The Rexall Store For the Best of Trung QUALITY E T SERVICE PRICES EAST END TEXACO WASH WAX LUEIRICATIOISI PHONE 9375 Congratulahons from ALVIN E NAVE STORE AND GARAGE CFNTFPVILLF PA P lo CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ED S STEAK HOUSE BEDFORD EAIT REISIISISYLVAISIIA Iu I USED CARS B 81 B MOTORS N RICHARD ST BEDFORD PA PHONE I OAK GROVE MINIATURE VILLAGE Ar the Tnangle CESSNA PA D W Custer Owner RD 2 Bedford P ALWINES TIIIS IS the Ideal olace to aatI'Ier after school and after games L na famous for the r OQIICIOLJS Ice Crearn AIwIneS also serves the best food In town at the most reasonable prIces Stop In and IoIn the crowd I9 S RICI1ard St Bedford '57 1 - R . ' , , a. . U ANP 'QQ I D ::: . . , , a. I , , , Pa ..'7i HOAGLANDS COFFEE SHOP SANDVVICI-IES I2 I-IOT DOGS mules north of Bedford Po U S ROUTE 220 TEENAGERS WELCOME 8. S TELEVISION P D 4 BEDFORD PA COMPLETE LINE OF PI-IILCO APPLIANCES CHILCOAT S RESTAURANT ON 220 AT O TERBURG A pleosont ploce fo dme Home Cooked Food We coter To Bonouets ond Portnes CABINS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I 957 A ONE WELDING BEDFORD PA THE BEDFORD STORY ROBERT G RICE THE STORY OF ALL TI-IE BEDFORDS OF TI-IE WORLD S ALTON BAREFOOT FUNERAL SERVICE Congrotulotnom Closs of S7 SHAWNEE INN Fme Foods ond Beveroges SCI-IELLSBURG PA 1 BY I 1 , 3 -liki- lla W' INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS PARTS SERVICE SALES AMOCO SERVICE 24 Hour Service Phone 860 I 22 BEDFORD SERVICE Inc CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES JOHN I from WILLIAMS MURDOCK S Trlemasters JEWELRY 8. GIFT SHOP Cef0m'C Tue or Permanent Walls Regrstered Jeweler Amerlcan Gem Socuety d Floors Tnle Slnk 81 Cablnet Tops Marble Sllls Expertly Installed BEDFORD PA Quality Materlals Free Estimate 8. Planning Service Call Bedford IOI8 Orchard Heights lo , -W ' ll A- , ll . U T l - '1 , Q fl, 'ff E- , 'I 'X f ' I ' . ' on eff? 'I ... '91 new was BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 57 from THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL Open Year Round For reservatnons call Bedford 848 Partnes and banquets solucuted Located lust off Penna Route 96 Three rnlles south of Manns Choice INGS USTARD Reese Moron coMPANY ORNER IRY OUR FROZEN CUSTARD FRESH TASTY ICE CREAM ICE COLD DRINKS G M C TRUCKS ROOT BEER and I2 Hot Dogs ON ROUTE 220 2V2 Mules North of Osterburg Pa SALES PARTS SERVICE Factory Trained Mechan c BEDFORD PA R D 2 ROUTE 220 Near Turnonke Entrance 160- , Q gf JY 0 n fr ww rf f V, We , , gy in 1 ,ef if W F' me , QU' X, ,.,,, 4 ' ggi: W5 'A J. , 4 ' w . 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I 0- . . 161 BEDFORD COUNTY BANK GOOD LUCK ALUM BANK PA TO THE SENIOR CLASS Capltal and Surplus from over JANSSENS FARM SUPPLY S70 OOO OO We Sollcut your busmess accounts msured up to SSIO OOO OO K 81 M GRILL The Finest of Soda Fountain Service The Finest nn Home Made Candles SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE OF BEDFORD Harry F Beegle Broker A Ream, Wonderful place HOMES FARMS COMMERCIAL APPRAICALS 84 RENTAL COLLECTIONS To Satisfy Your Appetite FIRE INSURANCE Roger S Nave Assocnate 120 E Putt St Bedford 590 Au ' , , . -162- THE BEDFORD GAZETTE wmv L,,,E,m-K One of Bedford s community lnstntutuons snnce I805 com. Peso FERTILIZER UPPLIES FARM 5 BUHJERS S Vlsntors ore welcome to see our Muehle Vertncol an operotnon lt IS pictured below wrth George E Trntle Superintendent Mutuol Goodwill Frnendslfup Prospernty SEEDS FEED FERTILIZER COAL BUILDING SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS JAY BLACKBURN 81 SON BEDFORD PA Phone l87 DYE' FISHER S HARDWARE Congrotulotlons From Plumbing ond Heotlng Supplies PLUMBING-HEATI NG-SHEET METAL CONTRACTING I3O W PITT ST BEDFORD PA THE BLACKBURN PHONE 538 AGENTS Tumken Automotuc Heot Mllwoukee RUSSELL COMPANY Thermoflo Heotnng York Alr Conditioning Sun beom Appllonces Westinghouse Appllonces Dor meyer Applsonces Delto Homecroft Power Tools Vlto Vor Polnts Builders Supplies Sportrng Goods WHOLESALE MERCHANTS S 8. S LOCKER PLANT Agents for Texos Co Fnre Chsef ond Skyllne Gosolune W L STRAYER Hovollne ond Texos Motor Olls FVERETT PA PHONE I26 ESS , . . . . ' I 111 I ' I EEE ' 1 ' I I I I' EEE ,tv :H ' l ::: ,.. gf., ' ESE f :5: f Q ::: f I f ' I 1 ' EEE 1 I -I EEE :Ei - , - Z 163 STUDENTS Patromze those who adverflse m the ECHO and encourage your oarents to do Ilkewlse These Farms Make Your Yearbook Possnble m m I Q 0 as fo l a 1 l u s me w m a n n 0 W n a u n': o'o 0 ' 1 as H 'Il a-:Tun o'o'o'u'o Q l 30-0 04000 Ev OOO B g w n m w 9 Q g Q g m p s 3 m um a 410 THIRD ST CANTON OHIO o GL 6 8277 it HM WB EB E B H E EEE WB W W MH H STUDENTS MAKE IT A MUST TO DO YOUR BUYING FROM BUSINESS HOUSES THAT ADVERTISE IN THE ECHO 164 -,-, , , H, uvour mg Q Q QM an at ENGRAIIINGS ELECTROTYPES RETOUOHINI-I LEITERING AKRON CLEVELAND COLUMBUS PITTSBURGH DETROIT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I957 LOGUE BARBER SHOP II4 S RICHARD ST BEDFORD PHONE II38 Congratalatuons To The CLASS OF I957 TAYLOR S POTATO CH I PS Congratulatuons Class of 57 PEARL SHOEMAKER General Insurance LIFE FIRE AUTO LIABILITY BONDS Prompt and etfncuent service PHONE 74 Z SHAWNEE SPORTS SHOP OUT DOOR GOODS OF THE PROVEN BRANDS BY THE USER HIMSELF STEVE LICHVAR RUSSEL BECKNER GENERAL MERCHANDISE FLOUR FEEDS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES SAINT CLAIRSVILLE PA ALLEN CLEANING COMPANY HngI1Iy sknlled workmen wIII CLEAN REPAIR PRESS to voar complete satnstactuon We clean rugs too charge for puck up o dellvery Call I85 Wood Street Bedford Pa FLEEGLE S SERVICE STATION ALUM BANK PA MOBILE PRODUCTS SHERIDAN LEWIS FEED FERTILIZER GRINDING AND MIXING PHONE BEDFORD 9I5 R I3 WAYNE FEED BUFFALO MILLS PENNSYLVANIA NO ' - f ' 1 CONGRATULATIONS BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS and Uv f A- HERE S TO YOU MISS AND MR 57 YOU VE COME THROUGH WITH FLYING COLORS AND WE RE PROUD OF YOU TODAY MAY WE EXTEND OUR HEARTEST CONGRATULATIONS ON THE BIG EVENT YOUR GRADUATION Swzeka Stores .Qwiag - Swim -difdw A CITY OF SHOPS IN ONE BIG STORE 3 LARGE FREE 15th ST. 8. SOMERSET AVE PARKING LOTS WINDBER, PA- -T YJ A 70 0 0 , U , I Z' , f lb OUR PATRONS FOR 1957 OFFICER AND MRS CHARLES C BINGHAM OFFICER AND MRS FRED BINGHAM AND AND AND AND AND AND MRS WILLIAM E PALIN MRS NORMAN A TIMMINS MRS HOMER W MAY MRS EDWARD A SHIELDS MRS JOHN O GEORGE MRS J ALBERT EYLER JOHN E BARKER AND MRS HARRY A BRIGHTBILL AND MRS HARRY A SHIMER AND MRS VICTOR MAFFUCCI JR AND MRS JAMES MITCHELL JR JOHN G BOWMAN AND MRS W B ZELLER AND MRS R D GRISSINGER ROBERT B BROWN JUDGE AND MRS J COLVIN WRIGHT JUDGE AND MRS RICHARD C SNYDER ATTY ATTY ATTY ATTY AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS RAY G REPLOGLE PAUL A KOONTZ JOHN H JORDAN E W VAN HORN JR PEILEY 81 REILEY AND MRS RALPH A DIEHL AND MRS FREDERICK TENER AND MRS JAMES FUNGAROLI JR AND MRS ROBERT H HAMMER SHERIFF S OFFICE ATTYS AT LAW lb DR, . DR. . . DR. . . DR. , . DR, . . DR. . DR. . DR. . . DR. . . DR. . , . DR. I , . DR. . DR. . . . DR. . . . ' DR. . MR, . MR, . MRI I . MR . Acknowledgmenfs MEMBER COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION PHOTOGRAPHY BY The Cover Studio Johnstown P Lester E Croft Jomes Whisker ENGRAVINGS BY The Cormton Engrovmg cmd Electrotyoe Co Cormton Ohio PRINTING BY George E Trutle ond Dormold E Woketoose of the Bedford Gozette Bedford Po Kurtz Bros Cleortaeld Po HERE ARE SOME SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS THAT MADE MONEY CONTRIBUTIONS TO HELP MAKE THIS YEARBOOK POSSIBLE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLASS OF 1957 CLASS OF 1958 CLASS OF 1959 CLASS OF 196O CLASS OE 1961 CLASS OF 1962 B H S BAND B H S DANCE BAND lb ' , , o. COVERS AND BINDING BY
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